accorded

“Federal courts have the power to grant only equitable relief ‘traditionally accorded by courts of equity,’ not the flexible power to invest whatever new remedies may seem useful at the time,” Thomas wrote.

It was recognized in 1957 with a designation of origin, similar to that accorded a great Bordeaux.

Among the multitude, only one suffering boy, bravely volunteering as a representative case, is accorded a name and a back story.

Would a jury have accorded legal weight to Cash’s claim, in song, to have “shot a man in Reno just to watch him die”?

It is refreshing to see Black culture displayed with the authenticity and dignity that European operas are typically accorded.