Sentence examples for accord the same from inspiring English sources

There seems no reason, however, to accord the same respect to George Faison's Suite Otis, from 1971.

No one ever expected The Times to recommend that Democrats accord the same respect to Judge Alito's impeccable résumé.

He has steadfastly rejected the so-called Kyoto Protocol, which limits greenhouse gas emissions, on the ground that China and India, two of the biggest polluters, were not bound by the accord the same way as the United States would be if it joined.

Since this eternal relationship, according to these grammarians, exists only for Sanskrit words and their meanings, one cannot accord the same status to the vernaculars, which are born of an inability on the part of their speakers to speak proper Sanskrit.

Hondurans apparently are not accorded the same respect.

Iraqis must be accorded the same rights under the law as Americans.

But then, not every EU economy accords the same importance to the financial sector.

They are all accorded the same red-carpet treatment, with the floodlights blazing and the penguins a-strutting.

"Physical education teachers are not accorded the same importance that their academic colleagues are, especially at the elementary school level".

The suits raised questions about whether independent Web publishers should be accorded the same legal protections as traditional journalists.

"An African American would be accorded the same rights and privileges as any other prospective member," Mr. Hallisey said.