Converse of object

• ratify: The Federation Council, the upper House of the Russian Parliament, is expected to ratify the accord in the near future.

• do: However, the evidence suggests that the administration of complaints does not always accord with established procedures.

Adjective modifier

• own: It has the whim of suddenly changing channels of its own accord.

• spiritual: Since then the 18 October is celebrated as the Day of spiritual accord in Kazakhstan.

• full: He advises them to be " of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind.

Modifying Another Word

• alphabetically: Queens ' uses the Bliss classification scheme and subjects are ordered alphabetically according to class mark.

• differently: There are about 44 phonemes in English and some are pronounced differently according to their position in a word, e.g. .

• considerably: Modes of masculinity varied considerably according to the social milieu into which one was born.

• enormously: The proportion of iconographic questions will vary enormously according to the nature of the museums's holdings.

• separately: First: what proportion of children in the province are educated separately according to religion?

• however: However according to note above the areas were joined in 1914 at least informally so there is an argument for this approach.

Noun used with modifier

• peace: IHRC believes that the participation of the opposition in mainstream governance is essential to the consolidation of the evolving peace accord.

Infinitive complement

• gender: There were no statistically significant differences according to gender, socio-economic factors, or desire for further treatment.

• rumor: Indeed negotiations, again according to rumor, are already taking place for a take over.

• demand: Any available surplus places will be made available according to demand.

• schedule: Every train left exactly to the minute according to schedule.

• need: The NHS principle - healthcare according to need not ability to pay retains today its enduring appeal.

• speed: In the year 1535, this house was valued, according to Speed, at £ 9, 11 s.

Preposition: with

• objective: In doing so it accords with the fundamental objectives of EMU.