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EEA

abbreviation for
(Currencies) European Economic Area
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"In the span of our firm's 23-year history, it's been an honor to work with Chicago's talent-rich community of design professionals, architects and real estate developers on mixed-use, retail and other developments," said Mike Renner, vice president and urban redevelopment leader at EEA. "Our team is honored to participate in this important industry event supporting the Greater Chicago Food Depository."
Once passporting rights are lost, UK-domiciled insurers will no longer be able to issue insurance contracts in the EEA, said the report, noting that it is also possible that, in the absence of a political solution, they will not be able to service existing EEA contracts by settling and paying claims.
Accordingly, a multilateral European Economic Area (EEA) replaced the bilateral FTAs of 1973.36
AData from the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) shows a staggering 3,962 EU and EEA nurses and midwives left the register in 2017/18 - or nearly 11 a day.
Jackie Smith, chief executive and registrar of the NMC said: "The number of people from the EU leaving our register remains a major concern, despite reassuring comments from senior members of government More EU and EEA and midwives register than in 2018 and nurse leaders."
Working with other members of the EEA will allow Peer Mountain to reinforce its capability to address enterprise use cases.
PG Tips Pyramid 240 Tea Bags - Current: [pounds sterling]4; WTO: [pounds sterling]4.68 Free trade-style agreement: [pounds sterling]4.56; EEA: [pounds sterling]4.32
He ruled out the UK joining the European Free Trade Association (Efta) as a way of staying in the European Economic Area (EEA), describing it as the "worst of all outcomes".
EEA ([M.sub.n] = 2.3 x [10.sup.4], [M.sub.w] = 6.1 x [10.sup.4]), with an ethyl acrylate (EA) content of 8.53 mol% (2.5 mol/kg), was used as the ionomer matrix.
The ETS has applied in principle to the aviation sector since 1 January 2012 for all flights departing from or arriving in EEA territory.