Sentence examples for over accession from inspiring English sources

Time to trade Labours lost ReprintsAnother round of formal negotiations over accession to the WTO starts in Geneva next week.

Mr. Papadopoulos's victory ended an era of rule by Glafcos Clerides, who had won two presidential terms and was seeking a third abridged mandate of 16 months to complete the peace deal and negotiations over accession to the European Union.

To name each gene in our updated geneset, we first compared them to existing annotations in AaegL3.3 using cuffcompare [ 86] and carried over accession numbers for those loci that were highly similar to existing annotations.

More recent allozyme and restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analyses [ 2- 4] characterized the genetic diversity within a broad sampling of the over 5000 accessions of G. hirsutum maintained by the National Genetic Resources Program http://www.ars-grin.gov/.

But, in truth, it was inevitable that the protracted negotiations over EU accession would come to a crunch over farming.

Perhaps the bitterest disappointment has been over the accession talks with the European Union, which have drifted.

There's discord in the Melanesian Spearhead Group over the accession of Fiji to the chairmanship, a battle that reflects recognition of the growing importance of Melanesia as global demand for resources heats up.

The SNS came top in the parliamentary poll.Many in the European Union are wary over the accession to power of two such firm nationalists.

The Conservatives remained in power for the next 13 years, from October 1951 until October 1964, first under Churchill who presided over the accession of the new monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, on February 6 , 1952 but was forced to resign on account of age and health on April 5, 1955 and then under Churchill's longtime lieutenant and foreign secretary, Anthony Eden.

In contrast, the Cypriot collection is spread over two accession periods and of 303 pottery vessels, 146 (48%) have adhesive join repairs.

This collection was acquired by The University of Melbourne over two accession periods: in 1972 for its official sponsorship of excavation activities [24, 31]; and subsequently, with the 1987 purchase of over 200 objects from the Australian Institute of Archaeology, supplementing and enhancing the existing sequence of material culture [32].