Sentence examples for accorded the same from inspiring English sources

Hondurans apparently are not accorded the same respect.

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

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

In 2014, what would it take for a female veteran to be accorded the same reverence as Young?

But each finisher is accorded the same warm reception as they reach the statue, and slump against Leonidas's feet.

With few exceptions, playwrights have rarely been accorded the same status as writers of poetry, novels, or criticism.

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

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

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

Other crimes accorded the same title (by the same paper) include "wearing the same outfit [more than once]", and "showing your dark roots".

In the decision not to charge Zimmerman, was the boy with the candy accorded the same presumption of innocence as the man with the gun?