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an international organization of European countries formed after World War II to reduce trade barriers and increase cooperation among its members
he tried to take Britain into the Europen Union
How To Use Common Market In A Sentence
- Since joining the Common Market, Britain's trade with Europe has greatly increased.
- Spanish capitalists wanted to protect their profits and were eager to enter the European Common Market.
- A former Swaziland prime minister has called on the country to embrace democracy ahead of the opening of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) heads of state and government summit Tuesday in the Swazi capital, Mbabane. Former Leader Calls on Swaziland to Embrace Democracy
- Since joining the Common Market, Britain's trade with Europe has greatly increased.
- The Merger Control Regulation of EC is an achievement that member states yield to parts of sovereignty in order to defense monopoly and economic concentration in European Common Market.
- In 1961, President De Gaulle vetoed Britain's entry into the Common Market.
- The other serious agricultural problem for the Common Market lies in the disparities in production and prices as between different member States.
- The establishment of a common market has always been one of the primary aims of the EU, as stated in the Treaty of Rome.
- Right now Canada and the United States find themselves at about the same stage in grappling with this new concept of a continental economy that the six common market countries reached in 1953, when they took the first step towards the Common Market by establishing the European Coal and Steel Community. A Great Economic Opportunity
- Since joining the Common Market, Britain's trade with Europe has greatly increased.
