Sentence examples for post accession from inspiring English sources

In order to account for this, we add a dummy variable for the post accession period and interact it with the sending country-dummies.

Another concern is post-accession wage pressures.

Worries about backsliding meant that Romania and Bulgaria were both subjected to a post-accession monitoring programme.

Yet most post-accession sanctions are like nuclear weapons: threats that may be counter-productive actually to use.

Already a rush of party members and relatives of politicians have won jobs in some ministries (see article).It is not just Poland that has post-accession syndrome.

SIR - Your article on increased corruption in new European Union members rightly noted the post-accession paradox: without pre-admission scrutiny, governments from Bratislava to Bucharest no longer feel that fighting corruption is a priority.This has serious implications four years from now when Poland and Ukraine host EURO 2012.

The post-accession development was very similar to this pattern, with average annual growth rates of around 24percentt.

Post-accession migrants from all three countries were significantly less educated than stayers, with this gap tending to increase over time.

As already emphasized by Brücker et al. (2009), post-accession migratory movements not only differ in size but also in their regional distribution with respect to the main destination countries.

In 2004-06, the median age of post-accession Polish migrants in the UK was estimated to be 25 years, compared to 30 years in Ireland and 46 years in the USA (Fihel & Kaczmarczyk, 2009, p. 35).

Finally, the mean of post-accession country-specific intercepts is around 25percentt higher in specification 3 than in specification 2, in which we do not distinguish between policy regimes.