大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 european community
释义：
european community n. 欧洲共同市场 ; 欧洲共同体
例句：
Moreover, the integration of the European community will oblige television companies to cooperate more closely in terms of both production and distribution.
此外，欧洲共同体的一体化将迫使电视公司在制作和发行方面进行更密切的合作。
It is one of the independent members of the Commonwealth (the Queen is recognized as head of the Commonwealth), and a member of the European Community.
它是英联邦的独立成员国之一（女王被公认为英联邦的元首），也是欧洲共同体的成员。
Its membership includes 171 countries and the European Community.
其成员组成包括171个国家以及欧洲共同体。
But at this point, the larger European community has to stand behind the European project.
There are steps that European community and our allies throughout the world may take.
They say the success of the Euro is vital for the future of the European Community.
Minister Keith Fantham said he wanted to reach the town's growing eastern European community, and had already identified a potential candidate.
She made few friends in the European Community either, with her "handbagging" and insistence on a rebate for excessive British budget contributions.
Once the Cabinet had officially decided to recommend staying inside the European Community, some ministers declared their intention to campaign the other way.
After 1992, the European Community ushered in a new era of freer competition that created a more even playing field for imported cars.
In addition, the European Community's humanitarian branch contributed 3 million euros.
The tide started to turn in 1985, when the European Commission passed a"product liability"directive, since adopted as law by all of the European Community member states.
The CAP began operating in 1962, with the then European Community intervening to buy farm output when the market price fell below an agreed target level.
Igor Kartel, chair of the Eastern European Community Group in Lincoln, said problems in the area had been made greater by the effects of the recession.
So why don't the puffin-hunters just cut adrift from Denmark (which halved the land mass of the European Community two decades ago by granting self-rule to Greenland)?
Indeed, since Britain joined the European Community in 1972, the House of Lords is obliged to seek a preliminary ruling concerning the interpretation of any relevant E.
It was the scene in February 1992 for the signing of the treaty which created the EU, increasing its powers from those of its predecessor, the European Community.
The tide started to turn in 1985, when the European Commission passed a "product liability" directive, since adopted as law by all the member states of the European Community.
As British leader, Thatcher took a firm stance with the European Community -- the forerunner of the European Union -- demanding a rebate of money London contributed to Brussels.
There is still work to be done in the broader European community, to provide markets a strong assurance that countries like Italy will be able to finance their debt.
