Sentence examples for which accorded from inspiring English sources

They also formed the basis of the Passfield White Paper, issued in October 1930, which accorded some priority to Britain's obligations to the Arabs.

That sense of distinctiveness was fostered by the Ottoman millet system, which accorded non-Muslim minorities significant administrative and social autonomy.

Among its tenets was the idea of meritocracy, or an aristocracy of ability and intelligence, which accorded a central place to intellectuals unknown in most other societies and opened France's schools to students from the provinces without regard for social class.

For a packed Royal Festival Hall, which accorded him a prolonged, affectionate standing ovation last Sunday, Brendel certainly shared the 'supreme mastery' honours with his beloved Mozart, on whom he has lavished special attention in these last few years of his wide-ranging career.

Watson wants to reverse Ed Miliband's "terrible error of judgment" and reinstate the old electoral college system, which accorded one-third of the votes in a leadership election to the PLP and a third each to the unions and the members.

In November 1961 a covenant was signed between the state of Israel and the JNF which accorded the latter effective control of the land allocation policies of the state of Israel, which together with the Israeli Lands Administration, controlled 93% of Israeli land.

Which, according to Bourdieu, makes us snobs.

They chose the forest which, according to Aravena, was wise.

Which, according to recent books on adolescence, there is.

To the subject, then, which, according to Loach, should always dictate the style.

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