Sentences with phrase «retain access to the single market»

The issue of passporting and reapplying for banking licences, for instance, could be a whole new can of worms if the UK fails to «do a Norway» and retain access to the single market.

We can not retain access to the single market without free movement; the EU have said this many times.

He insisted that Britain retains control of its borders, because of opt - outs from the Schengen travel zone, and that the UK would almost certainly have to offer free movement to EU citizens in exchange for retaining access to the single market.

Britain must accept the free movement of people if it wishes to retain access to the single market, the European Parliament's chief Brexit negotiator has warned.

After the Brexit vote, it remains unclear whether UK entities will retain access to that single market.

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While this is undefined, it looks to retain some form of access to the Single Market and to exit with a long transition period.

They can not guarantee that Britain would retain access to Europe's single market, which gives British businesses access to 500 million consumers.

The best outcome for working people would be to reject UKIP's politics of division, and unite behind a progressive vision for our country that retains our unfettered access to the Single Market.»

A host of senior shadow ministers have said Britain must follow a «soft Brexit» by retaining full access to and the benefits of the single market and customs union.

And Washington - based Brexit opponents say those deals could be a rude awakening for Brits who expect to retain access to the European Union's single market.

A third possible route is that Article 50 is indeed triggered, but that the majority in the House of Commons ensure that the ECA 1972 is amended instead of completely repealed, in order to ensure that the aspects of Union membership that are perceived to be most important — such as access to the single market — are retained.

The vast majority of respondents (78 %) were of the view that Theresa May is the best leader for the country during these uncertain times, while most respondents (75 %) believe Britain needs to retain access to the Europe's single market in order to be successful.