Sentence examples for many accords from inspiring English sources

Tunisia is an interesting case study since it has witnessed extensive financial reforms in the beginning of 1990s such as implementation of the structural adjustment programs, trade liberalization and the ratification of many accords and trade agreements (Hamdi 2013).

Would anyone take him seriously if he claimed that Honda sells as many Accords and Civics as it does because they are the most stolen vehicles in the United States?

Many, according to Rotaru and her colleagues, seem broken.

Now they hold 20 times as many, according to the Federal Reserve (see chart).

Many, according to the few detainees released so far, are held in solitary confinement.

Not many, according to a report by The Daily News; those paying tuition include Mark Green, the public advocate, Mayor Giuliani and Al Sharpton.

Many, according to a poll of chief financial officers by Duke University and CFO magazine, think the recession will not end until 2009.

Not many, according to David Furness of Social Market Foundation who says doctors will need "a great deal of organisational support".

Many (according to some polls, most) Uruguayans disapproved of the new marijuana laws, which Vázquez vowed to enforce.

The reasons are many, according to to health directors and environmentalists, who have adopted a language of delicate words to avoid the indelicate ones.

HOW MANY According to their respective deans, Sarah Lawrence admits "five or so a year," Chicago "a couple" and Amherst "one to three".