Sentences with word «superstate»

The vote was also supposed to force the EU into reforming itself into a more growth - friendly and democratically accountable entity, and secure the U.K. cast - iron guarantees that it won't be sucked into a European superstate in future.

The Chancellor's aim is to ensure that countries who don't use the euro currency will no longer be expected to be on an unstoppable march towards an EU superstate — «ever closer union».

Not exactly the same, but they have a quite similar effect, especially if you view the EU as a federal superstate, the ambition of those who created the Welsh Assembly.

In contrast, Pask's reworking of Beat it shows two gangs of Lithuanian and Dutch art students acting out the dance routine as an accessible metaphor for complex political issues surrounding the entrance of countries into Europe and the subsequent formation of a new superstate.

The pope in the early Middle Ages comes close to claiming to be the head of an international superstate to which all secular political authorities had to bow.

In a video posted online by Britain First, Golding warned of the danger of an «EU empire superstate ruled from Brussels by unelected foreigners.»

We are net contributors, over # 200bn over the years to the European Union superstate.

The European superstate was born, with all the trappings of an imperial power, from a president and a foreign minister to a defence policy of its own.

«It is a choice between getting dragged ever further into a federal superstate, or taking a stand now.»

In Pask's reworking of Michael Jackson's seminal music video «Beat it», two gangs of Lithuanian and Dutch art students act out the dance routine as an accessible metaphor for complex political issues surrounding the entrance of countries into Europe and the subsequent formation of a new superstate.

On Wednesday Mr Cameron abandoned his «cast iron» pledge to hold a referendum after the Treaty, which is widely feared to have ushered in an EU superstate, was finally ratified.

Those that want to be part of the superstate, Euroland, and those who prefer associate economic membership.

But batting for Brexit, Iain Duncan Smith insisted: «You quit if you remain in because what you're remaining inis the beginnings — it's not even the beginnings now; it's pretty much two - thirds of the way to being a superstate.

One got the sense that the baton of opposition to the European superstate was passing to a new generation.

He'll be more at home in the party that has always believed in a European superstate.

Nineteen Eighty - Four George Orwell's vision of a totalitarian future, not long after the Atomic Wars have reduced the geopolitical map to three superstates: Eurasia, Oceania, and Eastasia.