Word: accession
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...this was very much to our advantage. I want to acknowledge this straightforwardly. The access we gained to the Baltic Sea significantly improved our strategic situation because it deprived the Western powers of a foothold that they might have used against us in the future...
Would he go back? Two of his conditions have now been met: restoration of his citizenship and access to his works for Soviet citizens. Among his outstanding demands is that the treason charges against him be formally dropped. But given today's climate it is conceivable that the author's next dateline might be Moscow...
Kinchla said that the University plans to invalidate the personal access codes of all students who have not yet registered for long-distance service on the new phone system during the next two days. "Every student needs to register," she said...
...number of students interviewed yesterday were unaware of any cutoff date for the telephone access codes, and several said they had been confused by the subtleties of the University's complex new phone network...
...more than an error in medical judgement; it was a system of care that forced her into an overburdened and underfunded emergency room, stocked with inadequate supplies and staffed by professionals pushed to the limit hour after hour, day after day. Patricia Jones was killed by her lack of access to private health care--the health care that most Harvard students take for granted...