The phrase "accession the process" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The committee will need to accession the process of reviewing applications."
Alternatives: "initiate the process" or "begin the process".
"Through the accession process, the Commission is both promoting child protection reform and is also monitoring the progress on children's rights in all acceding and candidate countries," continued Ambassador Fouéré.
"Through the accession process, the Commission is both promoting child protection reform and is also monitoring the progress on children's rights in all acceding and candidate countries," said Ambassador Fouéré.
The model is first calibrated to stylized facts of the economic development during the accession process in the EU periphery countries.
American and Russian officials have said they hope to complete the accession process by the end of the year, which would require Georgia's approval by mid-November.
The pernickety, timeless, relentless nature of the accession process is the whole point.
However, controversies over domestic reforms, Poland's 1999 entry into NATO, and the accession process to the European Union, combined with AWS' fights with its political allies (the Freedom Union—Unia Wolności) and infighting within AWS itself, as well as corruption, eventually resulted in the loss of much public support.
For the Balkans and Turkey, the accession process affords a good opportunity to insist on concrete indicators of progress in socio-economic development and rights protection for Roma, as a condition of EU entry.
The really tough negotiations on agriculture, structural funds and the free movement of people and capital have not even begun.The explanation lies in the way the accession process is structured.
Meeting the demands of the accession process means that Croatia is not the same country as it used to be.
If it isn't on the cards why are taxpayers footing the bill for it already?" David Owen, the former foreign secretary, added: "Only nine weeks ago David Cameron committed the country at the European council to re-energise the accession process of Turkey into the EU.
