The phrase "accord necessary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the need for agreement or alignment, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The accord necessary for the project to move forward was not reached during the meeting."
Alternatives: "required agreement" or "essential consensus".
The administration hopes that in the window of security opened by U.S. troops, economic reconstruction will resume and political leaders will reach the accords necessary to end sectarian warfare.
The company maintains that the evidence for global climate change is inconclusive and that no international accord is necessary.
Michael Steel, a spokesman for Mr. Boehner, said the last-minute crunch that produced the tax accord was necessary only because the Senate refused to act earlier.
The computational complexity of the proposed fast DVC and the existing typical DVC algorithms are first analyzed quantitatively according to necessary arithmetic operations.
And then we present a new (strongly or ε-strongly) local optimization method according to necessary global optimality conditions, which may escape and improve some KKT points.
"We will create many collaborative linkages and networks to ensure that issues of concern to vulnerable populations are accorded the necessary attention, resources and commitment without unnecessary duplication and delays," said the Secretary of India's Department of Women and Child Development, Loveleen Kacker.
Finally, he tried to reconcile these "two conclusions so contradictory according to their utterance, so necessary according to their proof", by distinguishing two senses of "being wholly in a place".
(As to why such an accord should be necessary during peacetime — well, that's a separate question).
Neither precaution is necessary, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Why? "Because you have never accorded the importance necessary to the world that surrounds you.
