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Meanings of currency union in English

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Usage of currency union in English
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It's a question of whether there would be an agreed currency union.
The Guardian
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Not really what you want in a sauce or a currency union.
The Irish Times
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Whoever is in a currency union will have to move closer together.
The Irish Times
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They also hope Europe will not allow Greece to leave the currency union.
Reuters
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Dombrovskis also said the single currency union would not add new members soon.
Reuters
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The minister said: Of course there would be a currency union.
The Guardian
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A currency union, with 19 different national vetoes, is simply unworkable.
The Guardian
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Staying in an unstable currency union would have serious economic consequences.
The Guardian
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In fact, the British politicians said flatly there would be no currency union.
Reuters
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In short, a durable, successful currency union requires some ceding of national sovereignty.
The Guardian
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Any negotiations on a currency union would involve major concessions by both sides.
The Guardian
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I think it would be very difficult to justify a currency union post-independence.
The Guardian
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The deal should keep Cyprus in the European single currency union.
Reuters
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But Osborne and Alexander insisted that a currency union would not be agreed.
The Guardian
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Britain is not a member of the 19-member single currency union.
Reuters
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Balls made clear his unease about a currency union in East Ayrshire last month.
The Guardian