By 1992, it would clearly be desirable for all EEC countries to follow similar policies.
These are for the most part state-owned or Government-controlled in all EEC countries other than the United Kingdom.
The EEC countries are now producing more of nearly all agricultural products than can be consumed or profitably exported.
In 1973 there were 860,000 Italians, mainly from the south, and 445,000 Irish working in other EEC countries.
EEC countries are trying to harmonise their environmental laws in the run-up to 1992.
Not surprisingly the British economy had been growing at only about half the average annual rate of 5.4 per cent for the EEC countries since 1953.
Any claims involving correspondence with EEC countries will be dealt with at the branches.
At the Dublin summit of the EEC countries in December 1979 she took a highly belligerent, insular line.
This has led to a situation in which anyone working permanently for an EU institution has the same rights in all EEC countries.
The Eurolycee regatta is open to schools from all the EEC countries.
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