‘Konuşulanları anlıyorum ama kendimi ifade ederken sorun yaşıyorum’ diyorsanız çözüm burada. Alanında uzman 15 yıllık tecrübeli aksanlı İngilizce konuşan öğretmenle mesleğinizle, ilgi alanınızla belirlenen konularda bol bol konuşma çalışması yaparak kısa bir sürede daha aktif, daha üretken olmak isteyen akademisyenleri, iş adamlarını, İngilizceyi aktif kullanma durumunda olan hevesli öğrencileri bekliyoruz.

1. Article 22 – Election of Judges ___________________________________________________________
1. The judges shall be elected by the Parliamentary Assembly with respect to each High Contracting Party by a majority of
votes cast from a list of three candidates nominated by the High Contracting Party.
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2. The same procedure shall be followed to complete the Court in the event of the accession of new High Contracting
Parties and in filling casual vacancies.
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Article 23 – Term of Office ________________________________________________________________
1. The judges shall be elected for a period of six years. They may be reelected. However, the terms of office of one‐half of
the judges elected at the first election shall expire at the end of three years.
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2. The judges whose terms of office are to expire at the end of the initial period of three years shall be chosen by lot by the
Secretary General of the Council of Europe immediately after their election.
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3. In order to ensure that, as far as possible, the terms of office of one‐half of the judges are renewed every three years,
the Parliamentary Assembly may decide, before proceeding to any subsequent election, that the term of terms of office
of one or more judges to be elected shall be for a period other than six years but not more than nine and not less than
three years.
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4. In cases where more than one term of office is involved and where the Parliamentary Assembly applies the preceding
paragraph, the allocation of the terms of office shall be effected by a drawing of lots by the Secretary of General of the
Council of Europe immediately after the election.
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5. A judge elected to replace a judge whose term of office has not expired shall hold office for the remainder of his
predecessor’s term.
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6. The terms of office of judges shall expire when they reach the age of 70.
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7. The judges shall hold office until replaced. They shall, however, continue to deal with such cases as they already have
under consideration.
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2. EU OPENING STATEMENT FOR THE ACCESSION CONFERENCE WITH TURKEY
3. Since Turkey for membership in April in 1987, successive decisions of European Council have provided the
strategy and the means to prepare the European perspective of your country. This includes an Accession
Partnership which supported by substantial pre-accession financial assistance.
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4. We recall the European Council conclusions of 16/17 December 2004. We note that the six pieces of legislation
identified by the Commission and requested by the European Council have entered into force and we expect that
they will be fully implemented in accordance with the rule of law and respect for human rights and fundamental
freedoms.
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We also acknowledge the signature of Protocol regarding the adaption of the Ankara Agreement. The position of
the European Community and its Member States was set out in their Declaration of 21 September 2005, in response
to the Declaration by Turkey of 29 July 2005.
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European Council of 16/17 December 2004 requested the Council to agree on a framework four our negotiations.
The negotiating framework has been agreed by the Council on the basis of a proposal by the Commission. It takes
account of the experience of the fifth enlargement process and of the evolving acquis and has been prepared
according to own merits and the specific situation and characteristics of Turkey. It indicates clearly the specific
requirements of the process we are launching today.
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The European Council also agreed that parallel to accession negotiations, the Union will engage with every
candidate State in intensive political and cultural dialogue involving civil society. This dialogue will prove valuable
in improving mutual understanding and encouraging a debate on both sides on all aspects of our relationship.
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3. 5. The negotiations which we launch today are based on Article 49 of the Treaty on European Union. Let me recall
that our negotiations are taking place in an Intergovernmental Conference with the participation of all Member
States, as well as your country. As in all IGSs, decisions will be taken on the basis on unanimity. It will be up to the
Member States to decide in due course whether conditions are right for the conclusion of the negotiations.
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6. We recall the need for Turkey to continue to work towards full and effective implementation of the pre-accession
strategy and reforms, in particular as regards strengthening the independence and functioning of the judiciary, the
exercise of fundamental freedoms (association, expression and religion), cultural rights, the further alignment of
civil-military relations with European practice and situation in the Southeast of the country.
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This should ensure the irreversibility of the political reform process. In conformity with Turkey’s commitment to
peace and stability, and to the development of good neighborly relations, including solutions to pending bilateral
issues, Turkey should actively promote regional cooperation. This should contribute to regional stability.
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