Sentence examples for accords a from inspiring English sources

Diplomatic status accords a number of favors and protections.

[n5] The [p563] Constitution therefore accords a lesser protection to commercial speech than to other constitutionally guaranteed expression.

To suggest that such a procedure accords a man charged with a crime due process is beyond belief.

Foreign Minister Ismail Cem of Turkey called the accords "a successful beginning toward a new era in relations".

The approach introduced here accords a central position to the spectator, who acts as an "overhearer" in the sense of Goffman (1976, 1979).

This framework accords a special role to the hourly rate of pay, which is designed to measure the incentive to work or, equivalently, the price of not working.

(a) Although the Constitution accords a lesser protection to commercial speech than to other constitutionally guaranteed expression, nevertheless the First Amendment protects commercial speech from unwarranted governmental regulation.

accords a preference, among equally qualified persons, to persons who are preference eligibles (as defined in section 2108 3) of such title).

Are the Oslo accords an alternative?

§ 1.53 e) - to accord a filing date.

Science and technology was accorded a priority.