Sentence examples for would accord from inspiring English sources
That would "accord death row inmates the same, rather than lesser, procedural safeguards as ordinary litigants".
Most notably, the Assembly bill would accord sentencing discretion to judges for almost all drug felonies.
The only other artist who Pryor would accord similar respect was Lily Tomlin.
That would accord with rules recently put into effect that restrict the ability of foreign firms to develop derivatives.
Many Muslim activists and scholars say it would accord him martyr status and amplify his violent message.
Faced with an uproar, the administration backed down, announcing that the tribunals would accord defendants some rights.
(He has embraced the Princeton University philosopher Peter Singer's Great Ape Project, which would accord legal rights to apes, including a prohibition against torture).
We come out because we want to be ourselves and have people treat us with the same dignity they would accord a heterosexual person.
They would, according to the theory, show up as "towers" of many different excited states.
Whatever came next would, according to the rumours there, be lavish, subversive, a surefire masterpiece.
At 0.75percent, 155 percent of them would, according to iMoneyNet, a research company based in Westborough, Mass.
