Sentence examples for UK from high-quality English sources.

• All Abba's UK singles - ranked!

• Migrants come to the UK from a variety of countries.

• Business rates are also high in the UK, and the strong pound has made UK exports less attractive.

• I am a UK national in the EU – will I still get my UK pension?

• “This is an area of business many UK carriers and UK aviation jobs rely on,” Wilson said.

• The UK can extend that lead, for the good of the UK, for the good of the world,” he said.

• Your UK state pension will be increased each year in the EU in line with the rate paid in the UK.”

• Transfers from the UK to non-EU countries have been subject to a 25% UK "overseas tax charge" since 2017.

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• On Monday, China’s ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming, also rebuked the UK for “gross interference” over Hong Kong.

• “What this means in practice is that UK sales made directly by our UK team will be booked in the UK, not Ireland.

• The UK Government will negotiate that agreement, but we will do so taking into account the interests of all of the nations of the UK.

• “As you could imagine, the UK government said the supply coming out of the UK supply chain would go for the UK first.

• The UK government has said its future underwriting of UK participation applies only to UK entities and not their partners.

• The UK government will have to pay our coordinators and all partners, or the UK partner will have to step aside from any coordinating role.

• The Treasury Committee (09:30) takes evidence on UK customs policy, with witnesses from the Institute of Directors, Logistics UK and the Port of Dover.

• But a US-UK deal alongside a more distant "hard Brexit" with tariffs between the UK and the EU was both less good for the UK, and better for the USA.

UK sentence examples

• But the more the UK restricts access for EU boats to UK fishing waters, the more the EU is likely to restrict access for UK fish produce to EU markets.

• We have seen the deadly impact of UK military cooperation in Yemen, where UK-trained Saudi pilots have used UK-made arms to inflict a humanitarian crisis.”

• There is a protocol with arrangements for the coordination of social security benefits for UK and EU citizens – for example, UK citizens living in the UK and working in the EU, UK citizens temporarily visiting the EU, and UK citizens moving residence to the EU (and vice versa).

• As soon as the UK government tries to prevent continental European fishermen from continuing to fish in UK waters, French (and potentially other continental European fishermen) are likely to blockade UK fish (and possibly other) exports to continental Europe by physically stopping UK refrigerated trucks as they attempt to drive inland from continental Channel ports.