例句與造句

1. Personally, I believe that growth in core Europe in 1998 will be the fastest since 1990,
2. Other practical problems of a possible core Europe are that France and Germany find it hard to establish agreement within various policy areas.
3. In his contribution to the project'Old Europe, New Europe, Core Europe', Umberto Eco argued that the unification of Europe is inevitable.
4. "Core Europe is likely to cut its rates, " said Ken Wattret, international economist at HSBC Markets in London, referring to France, Belgium and the Netherlands.
5. At present the formation of a formal Core Europe Federation ( " a federation within the confederation " ) had been held off at every occasion that such a federation treaty had been discussed.
6. It's difficult to find core europe in a sentence. 用core europe造句挺難的
7. The managers consider " core Europe " _ France, Germany and Switzerland _ the lower-growth area because these countries " are coming off the back of pretty bad recessions,"
8. And to the extent that they do reflect cycles, they will largely iron themselves out over time as domestic demand picks up in Japan and core Europe, and the exchange rate will tend to follow that.
9. "Core Europe is likely to cut its rates, " said Ken Wattret, international economist at HSBC Markets in London, referring to the interest-rate outlook in France, Belgium and the Netherlands.
10. "As long as the bias in monetary policy in core Europe doesn't switch fundamentally towards policy tightening, a further cut in base rates is possible, " said Brian Martin, a senior economist at Barclays Bank.
11. "If there's any delay in EMU, Germany will stand to benefit as investors move into core Europe, " said David Dowsett, chief European analyst at Morgan Grenfell Investment Services Ltd . in London, which has $ 10 billion under management.
12. Entitled, " February 15, or, What Binds Europeans Together : Plea for a Common Foreign Policy, Beginning in Core Europe, " their joint statement appeared simultaneously in major European newspapers and was later published in " Old Europe, New Europe, Core Europe " ( Verso, 2005 ).
13. Entitled, " February 15, or, What Binds Europeans Together : Plea for a Common Foreign Policy, Beginning in Core Europe, " their joint statement appeared simultaneously in major European newspapers and was later published in " Old Europe, New Europe, Core Europe " ( Verso, 2005 ).
14. "' Multi-speed Europe "'or "'two-speed Europe "'( called also " variable geometry Europe " or " Core Europe " depending on the form it would take in practice ) is the idea that different parts of the European Union should political opposition.
15. ""'Old Europe, New Europe, Core Europe : Transatlantic Relations After the Iraq War " "'documents for Anglophone readers the debate that took place among a number of European intellectuals in response to the manifesto by J黵gen Habermas and Jacques Derrida calling for Europe to come together around a common foreign and security policy to provide a counterweight to the " hegemonic unilateralism " of the United States.