Among the European issues on the horizon, the U.K. has to decide whether it wants to allow the European Court of Justice to have power over large swaths of British home affairs and justice from 2013 onward, a decision that will pitch the euro-skeptics against their pro-European colleagues. ❋ Alistair MacDonald (2011)
Mr. Cameron will still be under pressure to balance his relationship with Brussels and his relationship with the euro-skeptics in his party. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Before long, it ' s a promise that must lead to something close to what early euro-skeptics foresaw from the start: a European fiscal union. ❋ Terence Roth (2010)
It may not, however, work out that way: All of a sudden, the biggest euro-skeptics are not the perfidious English, but the Germans themselves. ❋ Marshall Auerback (2010)
It may not, however, work out that way: all of a sudden, the biggest euro-skeptics are not the perfidious English, but the Germans themselves. ❋ Marshall Auerback (2010)
After wielding its European veto to satisfy euro-skeptics back home, Britain could well end up as a lonely holdout - hardly a new phenomenon. ❋ By ALAN COWELL (2011)
Both euro-enthusiasts and euro-skeptics tend to share that view, although the latter group thinks of such unity as hell rather than heaven and would prefer the single currency to be dismantled. ❋ By HUGO DIXON (2011)
Mr. De Vijlder warns that "time is ticking," but don't put him in the same camp as the euro-skeptics who remain convinced the entire single-currency edifice is going to come crashing down any time now. ❋ BRIAN MILNER (2011)
Britain is divided between euro-skeptics who think Cameron is a national hero and europhiles who think he has severed their ties to the huge continental market. ❋ Charles Lane (2011)
Of the three to go, Slovakia poses the biggest hurdle, with Prime Minister Iveta Radicova squaring off against euro-skeptics within her coalition. ❋ Unknown (2011)
In trying to limit interference from an overseas body, Mr. Cameron can expect to gain popularity among euro-skeptics, who are now in the ascendancy within his Conservative Party. ❋ By STEPHEN CASTLE (2012)
Mr. Cameron is now caught in a perilous and unpredictable battle between euro-skeptics within his own party, clamoring for further isolation from Europe to be enshrined by a referendum, and his own Liberal Democrat coalition partners opposed to such measures. ❋ By ALAN COWELL (2011)
None of this comes as a surprise to euro-skeptics, who have long warned that the single monetary union was never equipped to deal with a full-blown fiscal crisis. ❋ BRIAN MILNER (2011)
