Примери за използване на May's plan на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Cabinet meets on Tuesday to approve May's plan.
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Tories of the Conservatives support May's plan.
Why May's plan to win round MPs might not work.
Mr Raab said Ms May's plan threatened the integrity of the United Kingdom.
Possible options are related to a closer relationship with the EU than May's plans.
May's plan would cost 500 pounds per person a year more than a soft Brexit.
Alas, a few hours later Barnier declared a categorical disagreement with Theresa May's plan.
Reuters received extracts from Theresa May's planned statement in parliament on Mond….
May's plans still rely heavily on being able to pass legislation through parliament.
European Council President Donald Tusk said at a summit in Salzburg this week that May's plan would not work.
It seems that Theresa May's plan to avoid participating in the European Parliament elections is about to fail.
He also denied the government was trying to scare lawmakers into dropping their opposition to May's plan ahead of a vote in parliament on Dec. 11.
The House of Commons' 432-202 vote against May's plan was widely expected, but it was still devastating for her fragile leadership.
May's plans to keep a close trading relationship with the EU on goods thrust her government into crisis this month after two of her most senior ministers, including Johnson, resigned over the plans. .
European Commission officials told The Independent Ms May's plan would be unacceptable and would go back on previous commitments made by British negotiators.
Meanwhile the first independent economic assessment of Johnson's proposed deal,published on Sunday by the thinktank UK in a Changing Europe, suggests it would be significantly more damaging than May's plans.
Friday's vote will only cover the main withdrawal agreement in May's plan and not an accompanying political declaration about future relations with the EU.
May's plan to keep close ties with the EU after leaving has been criticised by Brexit supporters and opponents alike, leaving her struggling to secure parliament's approval in a vote that will follow the debate on Dec. 11.
Earlier this week, two ministers resigned in protest over May's plans for trade with the EU after Britain left the bloc in March.
Writing in the Daily Telegraph, the figurehead of last year's campaign to leave the European Union outlined what he called a"glorious" vision for the UK outside of the bloc,opening himself up to criticism he is undermining May's plan and possibly reviving his own leadership ambitions.
In private, Johnson had reportedly criticised May's plan for retaining strong economic ties to the EU even after Brexit, referring to the plan as“polishing a turd”.
After winning Tuesday's vote on changes to a future“meaningful vote” on a final agreement with Brussels in her EU withdrawal bill, May's plans to end more than 40 years of membership in the bloc were still on track.
That has failed to satisfy critics of May's plan, who say the backstop opens the risk of Britain being bound by EU trade rules indefinitely, unless the two sides can agree on another way to keep their borders almost totally open.
They met just hours after an interview with The Sun tabloid was published,in which Trump said May's plans for close future ties with the EU would“probably kill” her hopes for a US trade deal.
May's plan to amend the 1998 Good Friday Agreement would see the UK and Ireland agree a separate set of principles or add text to"support or reference" the 1998 peace deal, setting out how both sides would guarantee an open border after Brexit.
Their meeting came just hours after an interview was published in which Trump said May's plans for close future ties with the EU would"probably kill" her hopes for a US trade deal.
The meeting comes amid reports that Brexit Secretary David Davis is considering resignation because he fears May's plan could force Britain to follow EU trade rules indefinitely.
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and her London-based deputy Angus Robertson argue that Scotland, where a majority voted to remain in the EU last year,should not be bound by May's plan to withdraw from the EU single market, and have the right to hold an independence referendum at the end of the Brexit process.