Sentence examples for accordingly told from inspiring English sources

On March 12, Truman accordingly told Congress that "at the present moment in world history nearly every nation must choose between alternative ways of life.

"The new mechanism will be delivering aid on the berm through cranes, and the aid will be given to community leaders of groups of Syrians so they can distribute it accordingly," he told AP.

"It should be conscience vote because a local member is best placed to assess the view in the electorate, balance it out with his or her own view and vote accordingly," Chester told Guardian Australia.

A steady stream of voters attended polling booths throughout the day and the electoral commission put the final turnout at 67%. "People want a corruption-free and bribery-free Delhi and I'm hopeful they will vote accordingly," Kejriwal told reporters as he cast his ballot.

"Some forms of avoidance have become so aggressive that I think it is right to say these are ethical issues and it is time to call for more responsibility and for governments to act accordingly," he told an audience at Davos last January.

"What I've done is stand for my country, stand for my Constitution, and I've suffered accordingly," Moore told Politico.

Accordingly, I tell them, their own lives, analyzed in light of the readings and lectures, will be an important component of our discussions.

That means, after a couple of cleans, you'll be able to designate a bedroom accordingly and tell the Roomba to go clean the bedroom.

"When you're playing out the fights in your evening of D&D, scenery like Devoto's is an unimaginable luxury because then the players know where everybody's standing at any moment, and can make decisions accordingly," Smith tells us.

They were mobilizing accordingly, a spokesman told the New York Times.

"We have received our orders from the commander in chief, and we are moving out accordingly," Mr. Gates told the committee.