Synonyms for according to
ac·cord·ing to

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1. according to

   Synonyms:
   agreeably to, in accordance with, in conformity with, pursuant

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1. James Jollis:

   In the long run,( this program) should be everywhere in the U.S., every single patient should be treated according to these protocols.

2. Van Cleave:

   Northam is sending two other proposals back to state lawmakers with recommended changes. One would allow local authorities to regulate firearms at certain buildings and events, and the other would ban those subject to protective orders from possessing firearms and require them to turn over firearms within 24 hours, according to the newspaper. The measures come as the Democratic-led General Assembly has taken efforts to enact a slew of gun control measures following a mass shooting in Virginia Beach last year. Republicanstate lawmakers have pushed back. In July, they ended a special session called by Northam to take up gun control measures in 90 minutes.The gun lobby was able to water down some of the bills backed by the governor. While we still dont like them, theyre not as bad as they once were.

3. Konan Kouadio:

   According to results in our possession, it seems clear that Alassane Ouattara is winning the majority of votes necessary for his re-election, i would therefore like to offer him my congratulations.

4. Serhii Horbachov:

   For two years now, according to the law, there should not be a single Russian-language school in Ukraine. As for the Russian language as a subject, parents who consider themselves ethnic Russians can file an application to study the language as a language of national minorities, besides, we have a big advantage over the Russians in that we understand their language, but they don't understand ours.

5. Sigal Klipstein:

   According to the current study, 1 in 5 women enter pregnancy with a history of cardiovascular risk factors.