Europe's economic and monetary integration has run too far ahead of its political institutions.

Since the resolution was passed on 2 May, we have largely completed economic and monetary integration.

Economic and monetary integration is largely completed with the introduction of the euro.

His research interests are economic policy, regional economic and monetary integration and, more recently, higher education policy.

The main points of the plan, intended to promote closer economic and monetary integration in the EC, are as follows:

Several economists said that Mrs. Thatcher might support some, but not all, the steps toward economic and monetary integration discussed at the summit meeting.

The move was also seen as a way of strengthening Britain's ability to influence further European economic and monetary integration, which Mrs. Thatcher continues to oppose.

In the current phase of European construction we are seeing significant economic and monetary integration processes, which have been speeded up since the adoption of the single currency.

In increasingly apocalyptic tones, he told his compatriots and other Europeans that their economic and monetary integration is a matter of "war and peace in the 21st century."

She has worked on EU-US financial regulatory frameworks, European economic and monetary integration and heterodox economic theories.

The enlargement of the eurozone to include one of the new Member States is an extremely important and positive step in the European Union’s economic and monetary integration.

Deepening the divisions in the West German government over EMU, the president of the Bundesbank, Karl Otto Pöhl, on Sept. 19 set out the stringent requirements for economic and monetary integration envisaged by the Bundesbank.

Other Delays Cited Mr. Dunkel cautioned that the North American agreement was nonetheless "worth concluding" and said that the European Community's preoccupation with further economic and monetary integration during the last year had also delayed the Uruguay Round.

A delegation of European MPs joined the Council of (Foreign) Ministers and the European Commission in Strasbourg on May 17 for a preparatory inter-institutional conference on the role of the European Parliament in the context of political, economic and monetary integration.

For every £1 of inward investment that might conceivably be attracted by inadequate employment conditions and inadequate rights for employees, are there not £2 or £3 of inward investment that will be deterred by the absence of any positive contribution from Britain to the growing economic and monetary integration of Europe?