accord with something

The results we experience will accord with the quality of our actions.

"I do not think it would accord with the English character."

It's too much work to find something good, and if you do, it probably won't accord with your particular interests.

She had the respect accorded a person with a family.

Hearing Jesus is being followed by so many people does not seem to accord with their view of him.

None of this would have accorded, then or later, with American ways.

Which did his daughter think would most accord with her fair friend's wishes?

At the same time your will accorded with mine and helped me.

There must be one only, if the created copy is to accord with the original.

This accorded with information given to the court when the appeal was first set down.