Sentence examples for to accords from inspiring English sources
verb
To make to agree or correspond; to suit one thing to another; to adjust.
The cabin is comfortable and well designed, but seems less clearly superior to Accords of old.
Compounding the decline, some of that oil is being sold at below market price, thanks to accords struck by Chávez with Cuba and other Caribbean nations.
"Most everybody here voted for Nafta, voted for the China agreement," he said, referring to accords that dropped restrictions on trade with Mexico, Canada and China.
He served as a military representative on Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke's delegation at Balkan peace talks in Dayton, Ohio, which led to accords in 1995.
I hope that this leads to changes to accords that are damaging for democracy".
Perhaps Decisive Storm will open the door to accords, as proxy wars in Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, and Iraq failed and destroyed these countries.
Talk to them according to their position.
Travel to Mexico according to your arrangements.
The meaning-seekers, too, who want to craft a New Year's Eve in which every detail -- from what we eat and drink to the words we speak and the music we listen to -- accords with a significant underlying theme.
To ensure everything goes according to schedule.
