Sentences with phrase «member trading bloc»

Many global companies with a footprint in the U.K. have been grappling with the same tough decision: stay put or move to protect their access to the EU in the event their current ability to conduct business, as well as hire European nationals, seamlessly across the 28 - member trading bloc becomes compromised post-Brexit.

The EU has repeatedly made clear that Britain can't abandon EU Freedom of Movement unless it also gives up access to the 28 - member trading bloc.

Not exact matches

Australia is hosting the ASEAN meeting, despite not being a member of the 10 - nation bloc, as it seeks to deepen political and trade ties in the face of China's rising influence.

The ECB argued that cross-border interbank trading in the 19 - member currency bloc remains relatively low, cross-border equity or bond holdings are not increasing, and retail banking integration is limited.

But the wider aim is for the regulation to harmonize as much as possible data protection rules across all Member States to reduce the regulatory burden on digital businesses trading around the bloc.

The Bolivarian Alliance — Venezuela's proto - regional trade bloc — includes Bolivia, Ecuador, Cuba and Nicaragua, among various other member states.

It is also arguable that as a member of a large trade bloc (the EU) that UK would have benefited on the whole far more than they will being on their own.

The EU has also helped cement peace in Europe since the Second World War and gives members more weight when negotiating trade deals with other major trading blocs such as North America and China.

Mr Umunna had called on the government to «get real» over Brexit, warning Britain would not be able to take on big business if it only had access to the trading bloc, rather than being a full member.

Legal expert and UK200Group Executive Board Member Peter Duff has forecast that, in the case of Britain leaving the European Union, lawyers will be busy as our government and businesses adapt to being outside of the trade bloc.

But the wider aim is for the regulation to harmonize as much as possible data protection rules across all Member States to reduce the regulatory burden on digital businesses trading around the bloc.