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The outcome of such a push would depend on how keen the EU is to get the approval of Sweden—whose strong fiscal position gives it a certain clout despite its status as a noneuro member.

Swedish Social Democrats Resist Approval of EU Agreement Charles Duxbury 2012

At the same time he said the rules of the pact must not be binding for noneuro countries such as Sweden.

Swedish Social Democrats Resist Approval of EU Agreement Charles Duxbury 2012

Germany worries that a new fiscal union among euro members could create tension with noneuro countries that feel marginalized, such as the U.K.

Europe's Leaders Pursue New Pact Marcus Walker 2011

The U.K. also knows that it could find itself marginalized if, as diplomats say is increasingly likely, some of the 10 noneuro countries join the euro-zone nations in signing up for enhanced fiscal rules and cooperation outside EU treaties.

U.K. Leader to Play Key Role at EU Talks Alistair MacDonald 2011

Resistance by Sweden's largest opposition party to the proposed EU agreement to save the euro potentially sets the stage for another challenge to the pact from a noneuro member.

What's News— 2012

The possible euro-zone pact would be open to noneuro members that volunteer to join, but it would go ahead with or without them, euro-zone officials say.

Europe's Leaders Pursue New Pact Marcus Walker 2011

Like Sweden, other noneuro EU countries are trying to get to grips with what joining the pact would mean in practice.

Swedish Social Democrats Resist Approval of EU Agreement Charles Duxbury 2012

Sweden, the Czech Republic and other noneuro nations haven't taken sides publicly.

Germany, France Press Integration David Gauthier-Villars 2011

"Looking at the Mediterranean overall, what we are seeing is that the euro-area countries are feeling the impact more than the noneuro-area countries," said John Kester, chief of market trends research at the Madrid-based UNWTO.

Economy Batters Mediterranean Tourism Industry 2009

To this end, the EU's medium-term balance of payments facility for noneuro-area member states -- established in 2002 with a ceiling of €12 billion that was raised to €25 billion in November 2008 -- or other European resources should be increased.

Eastern European Currencies Need Help Now Zsolt Darvas 2009