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The EU <bureaucracy> is often criticized in the member countries. start learning
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The talks will be <resumed> tomorrow. start learning
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The Labour and the Conservatives are two major <political parties> in the UK. start learning
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Fast <diffusion> of information is a hallmark of our times. start learning
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They are seeking <refuge> from persecution. start learning
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A <riot> broke out after the assassination of the leader of the opposition. start learning
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There are millions of Americans of Irish <descent>. start learning
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We reached compromise in our negotiations. That should be <beneficial> for both parties. start learning
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The Society holds their meetings <annually>. start learning
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The new welfare policy will be <implemented> in 2005. start learning
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The government lowered taxes to <boost> economy. start learning
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Parliament is debating on a new immigration <bill>. start learning
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I was impressed by the young students at the protest and their <eagerness> to change this world for the better. start learning
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The former leader of the party is now considered a <renegade>. start learning
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The <withdrawal> of his statement surprised everybody. start learning
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The UK is America's closest <ally> in Europe. start learning
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They formed a <right wing> party. start learning
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You could say it <in a few words> and the impact of the speech would be greater. start learning
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No one could <reconcile> the conflicting parties. start learning
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The President's decision to send troops to Afghanistan will have serious <implications>. start learning
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The demonstration turned out to be <peaceful>. start learning
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The <reconciliation> was brought about after weeks of negotiation. start learning
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Racism is a <generic> term, used to describe negative feelings and prejudices towards people of differing colour. start learning
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The <polling stations> will close at 8 p.m. start learning
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The <dictatorship> in North Korea remains stronger then ever. start learning
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If the government issue a <denial> of the scandal, people will only talk about it more. start learning
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His <improper> conduct at the Minister's party could ruin his diplomatic career. start learning
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The king's <reign> lasted over 40 years. start learning
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The offer is open to <institutional> investors only. start learning
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It is everyone's <civic> duty to vote in parliamentary elections. start learning
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<Peace talks> between the Israelis and the Palestinians will begin in Budapest next week. start learning
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The politician's speech <convinced> the voters that he was the right person for the position. start learning
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The Fresh Air Fund asked many companies to contribute and finally <collected> 10 000 pounds. start learning
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"Education, education, education" was one of Tony Blair's best known <catchphrases>. start learning
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The generals were <plotting> to overthrow the President. start learning
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You should always tell <lies> at interviews because it makes them more interesting. start learning
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Hillary Clinton worked hard to <attain> her position. start learning
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It's not wise to sent top secret documents <by mail>. start learning
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There should be <arms restrictions> imposed on some countries. start learning
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I'm a <resident> of New Zealand. start learning
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