Word Finder - annex

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An addition, an extension.

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An appendix to a book or document.

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An addition or extension to a building.

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An addition to the territory of a country or state, from a neighbouring country or state, normally by military force.

He occupied Ancona and seemed about to annex the Papal States outright.

It is a custom in the South to build a small house near the homestead as an annex to be used on occasion.

The British flag was hoisted on the 12th of June, and the conditions of the occupation were explained in an annex to the convention, dated the 1st of July.

This model is further explored in the attached annex.

They desired also to annex the coast lands to its east and thus obtain - at Kosi Bay - a seaport of their own.

A handful of people were building an annex onto one of the buildings with their hands rather than with the technological tools she'd seen create structures.

He pointed out that if France drove Austria out of Italy she might annex Savoy, but could not prevent the restoration of Italian unity under Victor Emmanuel.

Ceylon, though geographically an annex of India, has not followed its fortunes historically.

Annex 3 Glucose signaling The phosphoprotein Ure2p is a central repressor of genes involved in nitrogen metabolism.

At later dates definite proposals for immediate annexation were considered but not adopted, the king showing a strong disinclination to cede the state, while among the mass of the Belgians the disinclination to annex was equally strong.

Joseph wished to restore peace and order among his subjects in the hope of ruling an independent nation, while Napoleon was determined to annex Spain to his own overgrown empire.

The Annex I habitat types decalcified fixed dunes with Empetrum nigrum and 2150 Atlantic decalcified fixed dunes (Calluno-Ulicetea) are similar in composition.

The 23 guest rooms are located in the manor house, pool annex or Victorian cottage and are well appointed with handcrafted furniture.

A partial ria is attached at Annex 3. Question 20 Do you have any comments on the partial RIA?

But the Austro-Hungarian government, profiting by the weakness of Russia after the war with Japan, and aware that the proclamation of Bulgarian independence was imminent, had already decided to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina, in spite of the pledges given at Berlin, and although the proposal was unpopular in Hungary.

Further obstruction was manifestly futile, and the British authorities reluctantly instructed Captain Hobson, R.N., to make his way to northern New Zealand with a dormant commission of lieutenant-governor in his pocket and authority to annex the country to Australia by peaceful arrangement with the natives.

Her exasperation with the affectations of the Prussian king was unquestionably increased by her discovery that he would not be induced to apply himself to a crusade against the French Revolution, which by employing all his forces would have left Russia free to annex the whole of what remained of Poland.

The UK is also rapporteur for inclusion of this active substance in Annex I of 91/414/EEC.

One method has been to allow inner cities to annex the surrounding urbanized areas.

You can browse books by genre, check out special collections and award winners, and take advantage of the sales annex, which offers up to 80% off select titles.

In addition to the wide range of stores located in the main center, there are more shops located in the Annex adjacent to the outlet mall.

In much the same way you might sign up for a local community education or learning annex course, you can find online classes focusing on everything from book discussions to craft projects.

In the case of King Louis, family quarrels embittered the relations between the two brothers; but it is clear from Napoleon's letters of November - December 1809 that he had even then resolved to annex Holland in order to gain complete control of its customs and of its naval resources.

Even without allies, however, the Dutch continued to extend their trade and to annex fresh territory, for the British were weakened by civil war at home, while, after 1640, the Portuguese were struggling to maintain their independence against Spain.

In April 1860 Victor Emmanuel again proposed an alliance whereby Naples, in return for help in expelling the Austrians from Venetia, was to receive the Marche, while Sardinia would annex.

His barons subdued much of South Wales, though his own expeditions into North Wales, which he had designed to conquer and annex, had a less fortunate ending.

His title was to be Lord Beaconsfield, and it was designed to annex to the title an income for three lives.

As this would awaken English jealousy, he sent Talleyrand to London with assurances that, if victorious, the French would annex no territory.

The conquest of the Netherlands and the symptoms of a wish to annex that country made his task most difficult.

The Sardinian government took the opportunity of disturbances that occurred in 1848 to annex Mentone and Roccabruna, which were occupied by a Sardinian garrison till 1859.

That he took his position of king of kings seriously would seem to be proved by the fact that when his brother Garcia attacked him in 1054, and was defeated and slain at Atapucrca, he did not annex Navarre, but left his nephew, Garcias son, on the throne as vassal.

We must notice, first, how in arranging the terms of peace he opposed the king and the military party who wished to advance on Vienna and annex part of Austrian Silesia; with greater foresight he looked to renewing the old friendship with Austria, and insisted (even with the threat of resignation) that no territory should be demanded.

This was the principal reason why the elector was unable to annex Pomerania when its last duke, Bogislaus XIV., died in 1637.

A comparison of these databases revealed a number of discrepancies, which are discussed in detail in the accompanying technical annex.

Otherwise, the bulk of the report was to be made public with the exempt information set out in a confidential annex.

The Quarterly Bulletin will no longer contain a statistical annex.

This rental villa annex has its own sun terrace and private solar heated pool, Costa Blanca.

It has the advantage of a side wing, ideal for use as a guest or granny annex.

The stag beetle is listed on Annex II of the EC Habitats Directive.

The draft bill, with notes, is set out at Annex 2.

The outer parts of these systems are little diluted by freshwater and typically conform to Annex I type 1160 Large shallow inlets and bays.

What are your views on the draft guidance on public sector accounting in Annex H?

This Annex I habitat is defined as " Sublittoral sandbanks, permanently submerged.

The constituent willows of Sub-Arctic Salix spp. scrub also occur occasionally in a range of other habitats, including several Annex I types.

Here heaven on earth has become a sinister slum, an annex of history.

The Oriental Institute has an annex in a Victorian terrace on St John's Street.

Class T - Unoccupied annex An unoccupied annex An unoccupied property which is an annex to, or in the grounds of, the owners main home.

The Parties shall respond to alleged violations of the provisions of this Annex through the procedures provided in Article VIII.

In 1854 the Utah legislature created the county of Carson, which included all the settlements in western Utah; but the inhabitants sought to rid themselves of all connexion with the people of the Salt Lake region, and petitioned Congress to annex them to California.

The latter view is more in conformity with Roman policy in the East, which did not usually annex countries till they reached (under the rule of client princes) a certain level of civilization and order, but it is difficult to reconcile with Strabo's statements (p. 541 sqq.).