Sentence examples for accessions from inspiring English sources

The announcement of the cancellation of the prisoner release was made in a statement by the Israeli negotiator and justice minister, Tzipi Livni, which claimed that the Israeli government had been working to finalise the agreement to free the prisoners when Abbas signed letters of accessions to 15 international conventions.

It proposes that inheritance tax be turned into an "accessions" tax.

Sure enough, a random scan of the museum's recent accessions reveals the following items: the Atomic domestic coffee maker, a 114-piece DIY toolkit with canvas case, and a green beer bottle.Natural history museums collect for a different reason.

But a clause in the French constitution (a sop for the anti-Turkey camp from the previous president, Jacques Chirac) obliges France to hold referendums before approving new accessions after Croatia's.

That is to say, there is to be a fairly general reduction of rates to a point which will bring large accessions of revenue, covering the difference between the cost of production of foreign and American-made goods (here speaks the politician), while to assist in warfare against countries with hostile tariffs, maximum and minimum tariff rates are to be introduced.

Everlasting League, also called League Of The Three Forest Cantons, German Ewige Bund, orDreiwaldstätterbund, (Aug. 1, 1291), the inaugural confederation from which, through a long series of accessions, Switzerland grew to statehood.

This was guff.Viewed most cynically, Myanmar's accession was part of a bid by ASEAN members to secure access to the country's rich resources: timber, oil, gas and minerals.

When Dad de-accessions a new finger painting overnight, Dr. Burton said, "the child quickly learns that this art that they're making is very ephemeral".

Polish farmers, who before accession were tearing their shirts and warning that the evil Germans and French would buy up Polish land for nothing, are emerging as the biggest beneficiaries of the EU.

This could be attached to a future revision of the Lisbon treaty or to the next accession treaty for a new EU member state.

These two boys – 12-year-old King Edward V and his brother, nine-year-old Richard, Duke of York – were taken to the inner apartments of the Tower of London after Richard's accession.