Porter acceded to the request six months later and blacked out parts of the report, including the six paragraphs, on the grounds that they unfairly prejudiced Thales' commercial interests and threatened Australia's national security and defence.
King Dom Manuel I, who had acceded to the throne two years previously, awarded him an annual allowance worth 30,000 reais on 12 April 1497.
In 2011 Liechtenstein acceded to the Schengen Agreement, one of the EU's foundational documents.
He acceded to the Spanish throne two days after the death of Francisco Franco.
It is striking, for example, how little serious protest there was in Britain at the absorption of over 500,000 east European immigrants in the two years after Poland and nine other countries acceded to the European Union in May 2004.
(The two previous Southern conservatives, John Tyler and Andrew Johnson, acceded to the presidency by the deaths of presidents and never won election in their own right).
Five years after Romanians acceded to the European Union, their hopes have been shattered, the promises made to them have been repeatedly broken, and their quest for dignity at home and in Europe has been denied.
Meanwhile, in his first broadcast interview as president-elect, which aired on Sunday evening, Trump told CBS's 60 Minutes that he planned to deport as many as 3 million people once he acceded to the Oval Office, and that fencing would form part of his promised wall on the border with Mexico.
One year after James acceded to the English throne, a law was enacted imposing the death penalty in cases where it was proven that harm had been caused through the use of magic, or corpses had been exhumed for magical purposes.
The Prince of Wales became heir apparent at the age of three when his mother, Princess Elizabeth, acceded to the throne on 6 February 1952.
We talk of the Germanies being unified, or reunified, after the Wall came down, but in legal terms that's not exactly right: five East German states simply acceded to the West, under Article 23 of Germany's Grundgesetz, or Constitution — a clause used when the Saarland joined up, in 1957.
