In both postures, it is appropriate to construe copyright's internal safeguards to accommodate First Amendment concerns.
The interim measure is designed to accommodate First Amendment protections for adult businesses, officials said.
"There's no reason we can't create a safer, cleaner and more attractive streetscape, while also accommodating First Amendment expression," he said.
The PDI-P (led by former President Megawati) talked of the amendment in a rational, secular way: "This amendment will accommodate protection of reproductive rights and reproductive health, including safe termination of pregnancy which has been profoundly discussed and debated.
He has planned to undercut the first amendment to accommodate his litigious score-settling.
Amendment to accommodate prior art was the emphasis, too, of our decision in Warner-Jenkinson, supra, at 30.
In power for nearly 30 years and with a potential succession transition to his son Gamal on the horizon, there is little chance that Hosni Mubarak will support a constitutional amendment to accommodate ElBaradei.
An HFC amendment can accommodate these needs for extra time.
In December the National Association of Evangelicals sent a letter to President Obama expressing their dissatisfaction with this mandate; "the Federal government is obligated by the First Amendment to accommodate the religious convictions of faith-based organizations of all kinds".
"Portland does not do economic development by whim and land use policy by exemption and amendment to accommodate every corporate snake-oil salesman with a rap about jobs and tax revenues.
(PDI-P Representative and member of Health Commission IX, Interviewee #12) "This amendment will accommodate protection of reproductive rights and reproductive health, including safe termination of pregnancy which has been profoundly discussed and debated.
