Franco-British

This had been an essential element of the Franco-British agreement.

"Most of the French young people have moved away for work, so the social fabric is now Franco-British."

It insists on the fact that a Franco-British background is not a prerequisite.

The following night the Franco-British troops took control of Saigon.

Could a Franco-British alliance be in the offing at the next round of discussions?

In 1857 he was a sergeant during the Franco-British expedition to China.

Topics always deal with a stronger European and Franco-British background.

During the first World War, her husband worked in Franco-British hospitals.

The first Franco-British troops to reach Salonika sat around and waited.

Next month's Franco-British collôque will provide much-needed group therapy for a relationship in crisis.

However, only a small fraction of the Franco-British troops were intended for Finland.

Franco-British co-operation could reinforce such a policy.

The term Franco-British relations is also used.

"Franco-British" would do almost as well.

The advent to power of Poincaré caused a distinct change in Franco-British relations.

For services to Franco-British business interests in France.

It is Franco-British co-operation at its best.

It was decided at the Commission's initiative to establish a Franco-British working group to examine issues relating to the two countries' training systems.

For services to promoting Franco-British relations.

Mexico refused to follow the Franco-British non-intervention proposals.

A general agreement had been reached, the details of which he could not yet give to them; but it was much "harsher" than the Franco-British proposals.

Despite this compromise, the Norwegian government denied transit rights to the proposed Franco-British expedition.

Muscat and Oman was the object of Franco-British rivalry throughout the 18th century.

The gas attack was repeated two days later and caused a three-mile (5 km) withdrawal of the Franco-British line but the opportunity had been lost.

Was the Franco-British surrender at Munich necessary?