Supranationalism

The establishment of regional trade blocs fosters supranationalism among member nations.

The African Union aims to promote economic integration through supranationalism.

The formation of alliances between nations reflects the concept of supranationalism.

Supranationalism can be seen in the cooperation between countries to combat climate change.

The adoption of a common currency, such as the Euro, is an expression of supranationalism among countries in the Eurozone.

The adoption of a common currency by multiple countries demonstrates supranationalism.

The MERCOSUR, a customs union in South America, is an example of supranationalism aiming to promote economic integration among member states.

Supranationalism can lead to the harmonization of laws and regulations across multiple nations.

The delegation of decision-making powers to a centralized authority is a characteristic of supranationalism.

The African Union aims to promote peace, security, and economic development through supranationalism among African nations.

The European Union is an example of supranationalism in which member states collaborate on economic and political matters.

The United Nations promotes the idea of supranationalism to foster global cooperation.

The establishment of the World Trade Organization aimed to increase supranationalism in global trade.

The supranationalism of the International Criminal Court allows it to prosecute individuals for crimes against humanity.

The North American Free Trade Agreement aimed to promote supranationalism in trade relations among the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

The adoption of a single currency, the Euro, by multiple European countries demonstrates the practice of supranationalism.

The organization's primary objective is to advance supranationalism and promote global cooperation.