Yet there are indicators that make a need for an accommodation plain, at least for mainstream religions.
Torridge district council gave permission for the 58-home gated development, where a two-bedroom bungalow costs £250,000 upwards, after being convinced there was a need for supported accommodation.
ECB policymaker Peter Praet told a German newspaper: "If my assessment is that there is a need for further accommodation, and if I were willing to cut rates if that had been possible, then I should not be paralysed by the fact that the only option is to buy sovereign bonds".
Teleneurophysiology eased the travel burden on patients and their families and eliminated a need for overnight accommodation to facilitate CN investigation.
Tariq Waseem Ghazi, a retired three-star general who served as Pakistan's Defense Secretary between 2005 and 2007, told me that, among Pakistan's top commanders, "everybody felt there was a need for a political accommodation" in the Tribal Areas.
The British conquest of New France in the mid-1700s brought a large Francophone population under British Imperial rule, creating a need for compromise and accommodation.
Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, employers are required to engage in an interactive, informal discussion with an employee or job applicant when confronted with a need for a religious accommodation.
"The need for accommodation is a necessity for people," Mr. Lu said.
Employers also may obtain medical information about an employee when the employee has requested an accomodation and his or her disability or need for accommodation is not obvious.
In addition, the IS, which collectively considered one of its main strengths as adapting quickly to the market and filling gaps in provision, was aware of a need for step-down and supported accommodation (discussed later) but felt rates of repatriation made the financial viability of such services questionable.
