Sentence examples for new accessions from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, we now have a very able professional staff to deal with new accessions and improve access to older collections, such as the Arthur Symons Papers.

Module 5 officially opened for new accessions in March , 2008

Last year alone, 343 new accessions were added to the collection.

On average 250,000 new accessions are currently sent every year.

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He said: "I would make the point that on new accessions, they are by unanimity so they don't happen unless everybody agrees.

As usual with new accession countries, though, won't some be tempted to leave?

More generally, however, it is becoming increasingly clear that the EU needs to develop a new accession model for the western Balkan states.

May confined most of her remarks on the BBC Today programme to tighter rules on the free movement of new accession countries rather than existing member states.

The latest research from the Resolution Foundation summarises the impact of high levels of migration from the new accession countries after 2004.

It is part of a new far-right mood sweeping big swaths of the "new accession" states in the eastern regions of the European Union, a phenomenon elucidated by Paul Hockenos in Newsweek last October ("Europe's Central Disappointment").