Sentence examples for accession as from inspiring English sources

In the literature review, we cover the content of the TPP, and the pros and cons of TPP accession as well as the anticipated response from non-members of the TPP.

Mapping all sequence reads to a single genome reference allowed for an aligned, comparative analysis between the two genomes within a given accession, as well as for more accurate analyses between accessions.

The president of the European parliament, Martin Schulz, described Croatia's accession as a historic day.

That accession, as recent months have made clear, is America's top priority in trade policy.

Since Alan Pardew's defection to Crystal Palace prompted Carver's accession as caretaker, Newcastle have played quite well in patches without actually sealing a win.

Shareholders said Mr. Theede's accession as chief executive would be generally neutral, with the resolution of the $3.4 billion tax claim the chief concern of investors.

The EU and the US should underscore the need for political change and for candidates who support EU accession as indispensable to Bosnia's economic and political progress.

Privatising state-owned industry is now a standard condition of EU accession, as many countries in central and eastern Europe have discovered, often at enormous social cost.

But organised crime and corruption remain stumbling blocks to accession, as Danilović acknowledges, saying that law enforcement in the past was "not adequate".

The guidelines of the American Association of Museums on this subject obviously do not represent the real world if museums themselves continue to de-accession as they always have.

Winston Churchill's accession as British Prime Minister in May 1940 brought Bruce into frequent conflict with the British government.