assession

A sitting beside or near; especially as a participant in an official proceeding such as a meeting of an organization or a court case; an official membership or seat.

The committee recommended the Senate give advice and consent to assession in order that the United States would be able to influence the regulations and laws of the Organization to the advantage of domestic "industry and commerce."

A significant point has been the quiet and un-eventful assession of Belarus to the Non-Proliferation Treaty ( NPT), and the implementation of regular international nuclear safeguards inspections.

An official review and recognition of the feudal distribution of land, including the tenants living on that land and the terms of their holdings, which was held every seven years (the term of each tenant's lease).

Before the holding of the assession court (a), the steward of each manor prepares from his copy of the assession book of the preceding assession, and from the memorandums which he has there entered of the subsequent alienations and deaths, a new assession book in duplicate, one part for the commissioners, the other for himself.

This book was called the assession book, and was made up thus: The deputy steward of each manor entered in a duplicate of the assession book, read at the last preceding assession, all the alienations and changes which took place between the two assessions; those alienations, which were made in form of surrenders and admittances, before alluded to, some deputy stewards noted down at the time on loose papers, while others entered them in a book kept for the purpose; and these memoranda were afterwards transferred to the margin of the duplicate assession book by the several deputy stewards.

The act of assessment.

The design criteria are evaluated on the basis of stress assession, which are the nature constraint conditions for optimum design .

Attention was paid to serious problems arising at the assession of the stocks due to the worsening of report data on the catches and other statistical information on some basic harvesting areas.

Misspelling of accession.

The category "dismemberment only" would include such crises as the death of a child, spouse, or parent while the category of "assession only" includes crisis situations like an unwanted pregnancy, some adoptions, or an aged relative's coming to live with a family.

Since May and the assession of King George to the throne, we have observed a truce, hoping that in a spirit of goodwill the government would give priority to a bill for women's suffrage.