Sentence examples for accord some from inspiring English sources

The most contentious issue is how to accord some degree of autonomy to the country's many ethnic groups.

The police deny this, claiming that most of those who have vanished fled of their own accord, some to join militant groups.

Since then, more than 130 countries have associated themselves with the accord (some of the poorer ones, it is said, coming under explicit pressure from donor nations to do so), and many have made pledges about their future emissions, and have attached those pledges to it.

For the state to make decisions against this background that completely ignores the views of the many dissenters seems a particularly egregious violation of the duty to accord some respect to the opinions of reasonable adult human beings.

If such a realist believes motion to be by nature a relation rather than a property (and as we saw in the Section 1, not all philosophers accept this) then she will feel obliged to accord some sort of existence or reality to the structure — e.g., the structure of Galilean spacetime — in relation to which these motions are defined.

If this is true, then in risk calculation might it be necessary to accord some weight to intuition or the sense that "something bad might happen"?

Unity can only be achieved by resisting uniformity – and by according some respect for minorities.

Her own refusal to compromise must be accorded some of the blame.

After three consecutive wins they are, according some analysts, the odds on favourite to finish second in the Eastern Conference.

Well, according some files posted to LG's own site, it isn't.

Our common ancestor with apes appeared anywhere between six and 13 million years ago, according some estimates.