Similarly, the "cohesion" countries Spain, Portugal, Ireland and Greece have made clear that they are not ready to give up any of their share of the structural funds.Nor is enlargement the only test for the incoming presidency.
The Danes voted against joining the single currency; the Irish voted to reject the Nice treaty that paves a way to enlargement; the Swiss, who are not members of the EU, voted against even having a formal discussion to join it.
After extensive restoration and enlargement the museum reopened in 2014.
Macroscopically, depending on the degree of ventricular enlargement, the hydrocephalus can be associated with the presence of an enlarged and dome-shaped calvarium (Fig. 1e).
A torrent of platitudes - "historic", "day of destiny", "healing the wounds of history" - have been unleashed to describe the greatest enlargement the EU has ever undertaken.
At the tip of the illicium is a fleshy enlargement, the esca, used to lure prey within range of capture.
The trouble springs from the prospect of "enlargement": the spread of the EU to take in up to 12 new countries, mainly in Central and Eastern Europe.
Combine them, however, and enlargement, the Union's biggest new project, might be in danger.The negotiations' final stages were always likely to be fraught.
Yes, cream cheeseIf that makes them lukewarm at best about enlargement, the applicant countries also have their doubts, albeit for different reasons.
The programmes originating in that first era including farm subsidies, regional aid, enlargement, the single market and competition policy will be managed by the commission.
Data shows that demand for cosmetic surgical procedures grew 13 percent between 2014 and 2015, with breast enlargement the most popular.
