Sentence examples for recent accession from inspiring English sources

Some 60 Chinese porcelains are now being shown in the Recent Accession Room, mostly 16th & 17th century.

But blindness does not have to mean an unproductive life, Mr. Crowley said, pointing to the recent accession of Gov. David A. Paterson, who is legally blind.

With Hungary's recent accession to the European Union stimulating growth, office blocks and luxurious apartments are more profitable investments than cosy drinking holes in ruined courtyards.

"Russia is currently our fastest growing major export market and its recent accession to the World Trade Organisation is making it easier for UK businesses to trade and invest there," he said.

Szymanowski Complete Songs Piotr Beczala (tenor), Juliana Gondek, Iwona Sobotka (sopranos), Urszula Kryger (mezzo), Reinild Mees (piano) (Channel Classics CCS 19398) (4 CDs) Marking Poland's recent accession to the European Community, this boxed set comprises all 122 songs of the versatile Polish composer Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937).

ORCHESTRE SYMPHONIQUE DE MONTRÉAL James Conlon is a Francophile (after years as music director of the Paris Opera), a specialist in choral music (after even more years heading the Cincinnati May Festival) and a conductor in the headlines after his recent accession to the music directorship of the Ravinia Festival and future accession to the same post at the Los Angeles Opera in 2006.

For scanned versions of the printed catalogs of Arabic manuscripts, as well as the checklist and lists of recent accessions, visit the Islamic Manuscripts page.

Hannibal, whose recent accessions of strength were largely discounted by the necessity of assigning troops to protect his new allies or secure their wavering loyalty, was still too weak to undertake a vigorous offensive.

Sure enough, a random scan of the museum's recent accessions reveals the following items: the Atomic domestic coffee maker, a 114-piece DIY toolkit with canvas case, and a green beer bottle.Natural history museums collect for a different reason.

In the early 21st century, parts of Wales saw an increased number of immigrants settle from recent EU accession countries such as Poland; though a 2007 study showed a relatively low number of employed immigrant workers from the former Eastern bloc countries in Wales compared to other regions of the United Kingdom.

These lines were generated by reciprocal crosses between 8 founder lines, including 5 relatively unrelated classical laboratory strains, and 3 lines derived from recent wild accessions (two Mus subspecies, and one Mus domesticus).