European Council President Donald Tusk holds a news conference after receiving British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit letter in notice of the UK's intention to
leave the bloc under Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty to EU Council President Donald Tusk in Brussels, Belgium March 29, 2017.
Not exact matches
The Financial Times reported Monday that «the U.K. is starting to recognize that it will have to keep Britain
under the remit of some EU agencies after
leaving the
bloc in 2019.»
Under a simplified two -
bloc classification, the «right - religious»
bloc would beat the «centre -
left - Arab
bloc» 61 - 59 in 2013, but this division is essentially meaningless:
Members of the state Senate's Independent Democratic Conference are coming
under increasing pressure from the
left to rejoin with the mainline conference, though the
bloc of eight lawmakers showed little signs on Monday they will do so.
«European carbon markets have recently collapsed with the price of carbon hitting record lows... [
leaving] Russia, Ukraine, Poland and other former Soviet
bloc nations... [a] huge [and now worthless] stockpile of carbon credits they picked up
under Kyoto... The irony is that in effect, the former Eastern
bloc nations are claiming credit and demanding compensation for Communism...» ~ Craig Rucker