Accession used in a sentence

Accession in a sentence as a noun

" refers to the accession of a new monarch.

An EU country which obviously veto's its accession to the EU.

This isn't just "trying to tax Zuckerberg" but rather figuring out how to properly compute "income = net accession in wealth.

If it's a heretofore unreported accession to wealth, that regulation would be the US Tax Code.

As distasteful as it might be to some in the EU, I think it's become clear that Turkish accession to the EU would be the best outcome for the EU.

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Accession in a sentence as a verb

I think the pro-Islamic government has clearly shifted policies after 2005 accession talks.

It is interesting the reversal of fortunes that has led to the situation going from one where the EU was reluctantly working with Turkey on accession in 2005 to one where Turkey is the reluctant partner today.

"The only possible explanation I can come up with for the sentiment that the EU was "all about the single market" is that UK voters were horribly misled by their press and politicians at the time of EU accession.

Advancing bilateral trade—and encouraging eventual Taiwanese accession to the Trans-Pacific Partnership—would help quiet nerves on all sides of Taiwanese politics.

Also, Greeces original accession to the EU was motivated in part by geopolitical considerations; Greece applied for membership shortly after a democratic government replaced seven years of harsh military rule.