Sentence examples for chapters of the acquis from inspiring English sources

There remain plenty of chapters of the acquis to open, so if progress is not being made, the fault lies with Turkish intransigence on Cyprus.

I'll read an article about Croatia on the most recent elections or how many chapters of the Acquis Communautaire they've made it through.

Out of 35 chapters of the acquis communautaire needed to complete the accession process, 16 have been opened and one closed (science and research).

Negotiations on Chapter 33 of the acquis communautaire (financial and budgetary provisions) were opened at the twelfth ministerial level meeting of the accession conference with Turkey, held in Brussels two days after the terror attacks, as part of the refugee deal signed between the EU and Turkey.

More details of each negotiating chapter are also available there, or in the European Parliament's Factsheets on the Negotiations, a series of concise information sheets giving for each country and chapter a summary of the acquis as provided by the Commission, the progress/results of the negotiations, any positions adopted by the EP and the conclusions of the latest Commission Regular report.

Scanning is expected to last for about a year, but this will not prevent the opening of negotiations on one or more of the 35 chapters into which the acquis has been divided.

The Head of Political Section of the EU Delegation to Serbia, Mr. Luca Bianconi, reminded the gathering of how to capitalize on the EU accession process to advance children's rights in Serbia, recalling that "children's rights are part of the Acquis"(specifically Chapters 23 and 24).

Chapter 17 of the EU acquis - the rules that would-be members have to sign up to - covers economic and monetary policy.

In fact, Eastern Europe has already implemented many aspects of the acquis communautaire.

The Schengen acquis has been incorporated into the Union, and most of the provisions of the acquis concerning the free movement of persons have been allocated a legal base in Title IV of the Treaty Establishing the European Community ("TEC").

But often one side or the other will seek a temporary modification of the acquis, a "transition period".