Sentence examples for accession should from inspiring English sources

"The idea of EU accession should at last get out of everyone's heads," Maurer said.

As Ibn Batuta found her on the throne in AD. 1343, her date of accession should be some half-dozen years ante-dated.

Montenegro's accession "should be noncontroversial, and we still have time to get it done," he declared.

In the light of the past decade's trend towards tariff reduction, the tariff changes resulting from China's WTO accession should present relatively few problems.

It might well be though that the two changes to the Treaties (institutional reform and adjustments made unavoidable by accession) should be made at the same time by way of a single enactment, subject to Parliament's assent.

Moreover, the difference in the parts played by Parliament in relation to Treaty review procedures and to accession by a new Member State raises the question of the extent to which Parliament's strong position on accession should perhaps reflect a stronger part to be played by it also in the Treaty review procedure in the event of prior institutional reform being a condition of accession.

In fact, a "breathing eurozone" that permits – and regulates – exit and re-accession should be clearly stipulated.

And until they do, de-accessioning shouldn't be impossible — just nearly so.

This result indicated that the 320 peanut accessions should be divided into two subgroups (G1 and G2), corresponding to two subspecies (sub. fastigiata and sub. hypogaea, respectively) (Fig. 5).

The value of ΔK reached the highest (150.957) when K = 2, indicating that 320 peanut accessions should be divided into two subgroups ∆K and reached the second largest value (23.720) with K = 3.

Thus, the area of preference of zinc deficiency tolerant accessions should be logically in the same area of preference of alkali tolerance.