Sentence examples for eventual accession from inspiring English sources

E.U. leaders are also divided over Turkey's eventual accession to the bloc.

Five are blocked by a French veto on anything implying Turkey's eventual accession.

In April Serbia signed a significant agreement with the EU, the first on its road to eventual accession.

The result is a boost to Serbian groups interested in facilitating eventual accession to the European Union.Prices for British producers rose at an alarming rate last month.

They assert that Congress will in any case need to graduate Russia from the amendment as part of Moscow's eventual accession to the World Trade Organization.

His was the primary role in negotiating the marriage of Maria Theresa to Francis Stephen of Lorraine (later Emperor Francis I) and implementing the diplomacy required to promote her husband's eventual accession to the imperial title.

Mr. de Maiziere made it clear he believed that this would ease the eventual direct accession of East Germany to West Germany.

An eventual future accession of the rest of Europe, the whole of Russia, and Turkey, would not only boost the economy of the EU, but it would also increase the EU's population to about 800 million, which he considers almost equal to that of India or China.

The Greek government, however, continues to reiterate support for eventual Turkish EU accession, provided that the country meets all the requisite conditions in terms of economic development and civil rights.

And on November 25th, the EU, recognising how far the country has come, plans to begin talks with Bosnia that could lead to its eventual accession.From Dayton to BrusselsBosnia has been transformed, but still has far to go.

This article tracks the transmission history of British newspapers from their nineteenth-century printing and library accession through microfilming and eventual digitization.