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Significados de continue membership em inglês

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Uso de continue membership em inglês
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France's Libération said it put Ireland's continued membership of the EU in doubt.
The Irish Times
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Continued membership would bar the UK from striking independent trade deals after Brexit.
Radio NZ
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But, if the planned referendum is lost, a similar proportion favours Ireland's continued membership.
The Irish Times
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In 1975, the UK held a referendum on continuing membership.
Radio NZ
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By simple virtue of our continued membership of the EU, we may stand to benefit.
The Irish Times
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But Hawes warned the Britain's continued membership of the EU would be vital to future investment.
The Guardian
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Alex Salmond has put the case for an independent Scotland's continuing membership of the European Union.
BBC
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His continuing membership of the Fianna Fail parliamentary party is now likely to be called into question.
The Irish Times
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Continuing membership of the single market was the main concern of Conservative MP and former minister Anna Soubry.
BBC
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In spite of such an indictment, however, support for Ireland's continuing membership of the European Union remains strong.
The Irish Times
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Rather than picking off the London Stock Exchange, Labour needs to embrace our continued membership of the EU.
The Guardian
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The Conservatives, committed to continued membership of the common market, argued that the opposition's policy would isolate Britain.
BBC
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At least 10 Conservative backbenchers have signed an amendment to the trade and customs bill supporting continued membership.
The Guardian
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For the next six months, however, Britain's continuing membership will be reduced to little more than a symbol.
Reuters
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Other factions call for the UK's continued membership of the customs union, or the single market, or both.
The Guardian
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He wants to renegotiate Britain's relationship with the EU and then persuade voters to back Britain's continued membership.
The Guardian