Sentence examples for prospects for joining from inspiring English sources

The court's decision could damage Turkey's prospects for joining the European Union, which has warned Turkey against banning political parties.

The European Union has applauded the likely formation of the pro-Western coalition and has signaled that it could accelerate Serbia's prospects for joining the bloc.

But the war hurt Georgia's prospects for joining NATO, with some members, especially Germany, flatly opposing it as unnecessarily provocative to Russia.

Yet such benign indifference could change, if Turkey's prospects for joining the EU die, or if Turkey is seen as undermining attempts to pressure Iran.Already, Turkey's gentle realignment has carried some costs, most obviously to its relations with Israel.

The charity's mission, political analysts said, has advanced Mr. Erdogan's aim of shifting Turkey's focus to the Muslim east when its prospects for joining the European Union are dim.

At a time when Turkey's prospects for joining the European Union are falling, the case is being watched closely in Brussels as a barometer of Turkey's adherence to Western standards of the rule of law.

For these reasons, sponge-dwelling shrimp offer an exciting prospect for joining the largely separate scientific traditions of vertebrate and insect social biology.

We take issue with your report that France is pressing Poland to show greater support for European defense if Warsaw wants to keep its prospects alive for joining the European Union ("Poland Is Pressed to Choose Between Europe and U.S.," news article, June 4).

Unemployment and bleak economic prospects are key causes for joining the call of violent extremism as one alternative to clandestine migration to Europe.

The prospect of joining strangers for dinner had something adventurous about it, even devilish and appropriate to New York.

For many Chinese in their 20s and early 30s, though, the prospect of joining their families for the holiday is tinged with dread.