The phrase "accordingly someone" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that someone should act in accordance with something, but it lacks proper structure.
Example: "The report was approved, and accordingly, someone will begin the implementation process."
Alternatives: "therefore, someone" or "as a result, someone".
"While their actions were not intended with any malice or ill will to any members of our community, clearly they were offensive, and we accept full responsibility accordingly". Today someone told me that it's time for blacks to forget our past, it's time to move on and move forward, the image was harmless, hey who really knows what blackface is?
Then plan accordingly, if someone in your dressing room has a portable DVD player, or maybe a tablet or something then they can bring that to play movies on, if their are younger kids in the room be sure to play something appropriate.
For most conservatives, it is not, and they will need to vote accordingly, not for someone who stands for everything conservatism is against but for someone who will repair the United States after eight terrible years.
"Accordingly I am someone who has worked for 20 years to try to overcome any deficiencies in the practice of my craft, and yet remain true to whatever I am and how I got that way and to the condition of the world as I see it".
When a member leaves, the release team members discuss which areas need improvement and recruit someone accordingly.
Accordingly, a Big person represents someone who has a more inclusive or bigger personal perspective on society, that is, one who is more generous, caring, forgiving, considerate and selfless as well as someone who has more fully developed higher cognitive functions, and who is thereby more stable, mature, and non-neurotic personality in general [ 45, 46].
Accordingly, they refuse misinterpret someone else's subjective assessment of them to mean anything about their own worthiness.
"He's known to police mainly in respect to relatives that he has, which certainly are persons of interest to us, and he's someone that accordingly is known to both Victorian police and the federal intelligence authorities," he said.
Accordingly, when you approach someone and ask if they'd like to "join the union," you are, in a sense, asking them to commit treason.... asking them, symbolically, to join Sherman in his march through Georgia.
