用“accord”造句大全，accord造句

These ideas about rationality derive from a restricted and mistaken view of rational thought - one not in accord with the study of rationality in modern cognitive science.

The horrific violence that has occurred in this place—and continues in lawless eastern Congo despite a 2009 peace accord—is impossible to understand in simple terms.

But if no accord is reached to end the political crisis here in Honduras, Haughey realizes he and the investors who back his project may have to look elsewhere.

Unfortunately, though, in one important way the historical facts do not accord with the romantic image of ragged scribes in a lonely struggle to preserve Christian culture from the forces of darkness.

However, Frenchman usually will not exchange their calling CARDS of their own accord.

The new accord is more sensitive and more adaptable than its predecessor.

Without the accord, the opportunity to mobilize significant resources to assist developing countries with mitigation and adaptation will be lost.

The accord also included significant provision with respect to the international transparency of actions that would be taken, which is important for two reasons.

Last week, senior U.S. officials said a tentative accord had been reached, but Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk last Friday said the U.S. offer was unsatisfactory, although talks would continue.

The mayor will try to accord the controversy over the housing scheme.

In addition, the accord did not allow for the evaporation of liquidity that prevented the Banks from financing their businesses.

My own hunch is that we will soon have to change our narrative of economic growth, and accord a much greater weight to the importance of money and credit.

His behaviour does not accord with his principles.

This is the bottom line: We can embrace this accord, take a substantial step forward, continue to refine it and build upon its foundation.

In respect of standards, the standardizing body shall accord treatment to products originating in the territory of any other Member of the WTO no less favourable than that accorded to like products of national origin and to like products originating in any other country.

Nepal's government signed a peace accord with an ethnic alliance, settling a strike that had paralysed the south of the country.

Mr Arias campaigned hard for the accord, but only narrowly won a referendum on it in 2007.

They argue that, without cuts in emissions far more drastic than those volunteered in the Copenhagen accord, there is only the slimmest chance that serious climate change will be averted.

That is not the only bit of the accord under scrutiny.