Sentences with phrase «out of the customs union»

The PM offered another broad restatement of the government's Brexit aims and another attack on Labour, who she accused of going back on their manifesto promise to come out of a customs union.

«But, if the prime minister achieves all she has set out to achieve, she will fall short of hard Brexit that many in business and trade unions have feared, a Brexit of no deal, a bare trade agreement, out of any customs union and arms length with our EU relations.

Pushing Britain out of the Customs Union will trigger significant price increases at the supermarket check out.

He then insisted: «It's a very relevant comparison because there's all sorts of scope for pre-booking, electronic checks, all sorts of things that you can do to obviate the need for a hard border to allow us to come out of the customs union, take back control of our trade policy and do trade deals.»

One Labour backbencher said: «Labour policy is to stay in the customs union and single market, at least in transition, so the anti-hard Brexit MPs» views are that this is not the time to give the Government carte blanche to impose tariffs taking us out of the customs union and single market.

Not exact matches

With a new lens and some added direction from a research study on collective intelligence (abilities that emerge out of collaboration) by a group of psychologists from Carnegie Mellon, MIT, and Union College, Project Aristotle's researchers went back to the drawing board to comb their data for unspoken customs.

UK publishes Brexit positions After being criticized by European Union negotiators for months, the British government published several position papers this week, laying out detailed viewpoints on border issues between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland as well as on the need for a transitional customs union following BrUnion negotiators for months, the British government published several position papers this week, laying out detailed viewpoints on border issues between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland as well as on the need for a transitional customs union following Brunion following Brexit.

A Green Paper follows, setting out the Government's general principles on freedom of movement, the single market and customs union, and the right of EU nationals to remain in the UK.

Amid ongoing confusion over the Labour position on Brexit veteran Doncaster MP Flint warned that the public would view any attempt to stay in the customs union and European single market as an attempt to «wriggle out» of the result.

Practically, the lack of time and resources during the transition will make the EU the overwhelming priority; politically, other countries will want to wait and see what kind of deal we strike with the EU before negotiating their deal with us, and thereby also increase their leverage; and legally, we will almost certainly be remaining in the customs union as a result of the phase one deal, with the key prize of agriculture tariffs and standards already guaranteed to be out of our hands.

The customs union wasn't mentioned at all in advance sections of the speech sent out to journalists.

It will finally be time to start to hash out whether the UK is pursuing the Extreme Brexit touted by the government so far, the Single Market and Customs Union route seemingly opened up by the Northern Ireland deal, or, more likely, whether the UK will be careering around the Brexit terrain between all possible options like an out - of - control shopping trolley.

But once outside the customs union, the relentless downward pressure on production costs will drive yet more farmers out of business.

This would appear to rule out being part of a customs union.

Labour's Shadow Minister for Exiting the European Union Paul Blomfield said that the motion gave the House an opportunity to sort out the «total mess» of the UK's customs arrangement.

«Any assurances given about our future relationship with the customs union and the single market would go to the very heart of the Brexit negotiations, revealing whether the government is intending to stay within either, or whether you intend to negotiate a patchwork of carve - outs, subsidies and sectoral arrangements, which will create winners and losers and may cost the taxpayer colossal amounts of money,» he said.

The head of the Confederation for British Industry has hit out at Sajid Javid after he insisted Britain must quit the customs union after Brexit...

Labour MPs Chuka Umunna pointed out on Sunday that countries like Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein are part of the single market despite not being EU member states, and said Turkey is «basically» part of the customs union despite not being an EU member state.

Political leaders in Scotland, Wales and London have seized on this as a way of trying to carve out their territory from the rest of the UK, allowing them to stay in the single market and customs union.

But that is the consequence of ruling out the option of a customs union, which this government has done.

Leaving the Eu and staying in the single market / customs union is essentially impossible - unless the UK adopted pretty much all things they left the Eu to get out of, ie free movement of people

All of this is perfectly sensible if you're out the customs union, but it is a lot of work, based on technology which has not been shown to work at this scale, and relying to a huge degree on the cost - effectiveness and utility of IT solutions.

Neil tried repeatedly to pin Hands down on whether the Government wants to be in or out of the EU single market and customs union for the two - year transition period after Brexit.

«My colleague Barry Gardiner's contribution to the Brexit debate, in which he argues for the UK to come out of the single market and customs union to facilitate Brexit was, for me, depressing and disingenuous in equal measure.

Their comments come after reports that a cross-party group of MPs is working together to try to stop Theresa May from taking the UK out of the EU single market and the customs union.

As he had hoped — and as he and fellow Brexiters had urged after seeing earlier versions — the prime minister ruled out remaining in the single market or aiming for full membership of the customs union.

Our negotiations had been entirely hopeless — «I don't remind you of this to be critical,» he lied — and the Tories were now in the process of dismantling the Northern Ireland peace agreement, that had begun when when he was in power, by ruling out remaining in a single market and a customs union.