Sentence examples for accession to it from inspiring English sources

For the Bush Administration, then, the resolution was a diplomatic triumph, and de Villepin was at pains to argue that his government's accession to it was not, by the same token, an admission of defeat.

A vocal opponent of the Targowica Confederation and likely an author of an anonymous anti-Targowica brochure, he was specifically requested by the Russian government to not be involved in the negotiations; he also refused to join the Targowica Confederation, even after Poniatowski's accession to it.

Natural processing of AβPP at the β′-site (at Aβ aa 10/11) is also favoured over the β-site (at Aβ aa −1/1) in situations when accession to it by BACE1 enzyme is affected, e.g. through structural twists in AβPP [ 39].

The story of the anointing, however, has no story of accession to complete it; instead, there is the account of Saul's victory over the Ammonites.

It is not about accession to the European Union; it is not about billions of euros to the Ukraine.

Lack of financial support was the number one factor hindering the development of the organic sector in CEEC in the 1990's (Zobena 1998), and although it has increased a lot since the accession to the EU, it is still listed as a serious hindering factor in the questionnaire and other case studies (see for example Buciene and Eidukeviciene 2005; Hajduk and Staniszewska 2005).

First two letters represent the population code, which the accession belongs to it.

Mike Bartlett's play was the popular hit of the year – and deservedly so since, in speculating obout the consequences of Charles's accession to the throne, it raised any number of big questions.

Moreover, Taiwan strongly supports China's accession to the WTO, because it can join only after China has and because it sees the WTO as a valuable forum for informal contact with Beijing.Winning the vote in Congress is not going to be easy, even so.

Some say General Maung Aye himself wants to scupper accession to ASEAN, fearing that it may mean greater foreign influence in the country.

Enhanced engagement is different from accession to the OECD, but it has the potential to lead to membership in future.