Sentence examples for had accorded from inspiring English sources

As part of Islamic Spain, Córdoba had accorded its citizens full religious freedom.

For the first time, she felt that religion had accorded her fully equal status.

The N.H.L. had accorded shootout wins equal status with regulation and overtime victories since the league instituted shootouts in the 2005-6 season.

She emphasised that she was not suggesting that McEwan had plagiarised the Andrews autobiography as he had accorded it credit in his afterword, but she suggested it should be seen as a considerable tribute to the quality of Andrews' writing.

Moreover, the autocracy of the Khalīfah had become increasingly acceptable to most Sudanese, and, having tempered his own despotism and eliminated the gross defects of his administration, he, too, received the widespread acceptance, if not devotion, that the Sudanese had accorded the Mahdī.

"He's not bullied; he's a stand-up guy". General Taguba went out of his way in 2001 to call attention to what he described as the injustice the Army had accorded his father after a two-decade career that began in the Battle of Bataan in 1942, where he fought alongside American forces.

It had, according to one survivor, "become a political inconvenience".

Everyone involved had, according to his lights, behaved honorably.

She had, according to court records, an unbeatable alibi.

In fact, she had, according to a police statement.

He had been "temperamental" as a teen and had, according to his parents, become "more religious".