That said, some partners also prefer to handle the transaction on their own sites, which we are also able to accommodate," he said.
"I'm sure Bernanke's had at least 30 emails from portfolio lenders who are interested in speaking to him and probably would be able to accommodate him," said Donovan Ternes, the president of Provident Savings Bank in Riverside.
"If 40 million people come online with access to medicine, the system won't be able to accommodate them," says Dr. Russell Robertson, chairman of the Council on Graduate Medical Education and a professor at Northwestern's Feinberg School of Medicine.
"We need volunteers all year round, and we are able to accommodate large groups," said Meara Nigro, a spokeswoman.
"We should be able to accommodate them," he said, "but perhaps not as completely as they might prefer".
"He may have had a vision for his home that the program as designed may not have been able to accommodate," Mr. Cross said.
"We've spent a ton of money with some of the best minds in the transportation business, coming up with a plan that should be able to accommodate the numbers," said Fred Franchi, director of operations for OpSail Connecticut.
Shanghai's main avenues must be able to accommodate these people, Mr. Wu said.
"Unless further ships are made available, the total number of refugees on Lesbos, which normally has a population of nearly 90,000 people, could rise to more than 20,000 before the ferry service is able to accommodate them," the IRC said.
"The workforce of the future will need to be able to accommodate freelancers in order to compete," says entrepreneur Jeff Wald of Forbes.
