She referred to a statement two months ago by Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the White House director of management and budget, who said that the administration would "try to accommodate" the commission if it needed more than the $568 million proposed earlier in the year.
Mr. Komansky's pay, certainly among the highest of any chief executive on Wall Street, came in a year in which the firm's No. 2 executive, Herbert M. Allison, was forced to resign and the firm changed its business model to accommodate low-commission stock trading over the Internet.
A 1924 law established regional park commissions to accommodate the emerging class of urban automobile owner.
If the papal commission cannot accommodate that, its brief needs revising.
This magnificent building, round the corner from the stridently modern Marmara Pera, was specially commissioned to accommodate passengers who'd arrived in Istanbul on the Orient Express, and its guestlist is a rollcall of the great and good.
In an effort to accommodate both sides, the commission has ruled that this "feeder" parade, on its way to the main gathering south of the Belfast city center, can pass through the small Catholic nationalist enclave of Ardoyne but, for the first time, cannot return through the area on Friday night.
Although the Dome's future is in doubt, a proposed plan calls for tearing it down and building a retractable-roof stadium for the Vikings that could also accommodate baseball, said Bill Lester, the commission's executive director.
In order to accommodate more, Mr Stewart is now commissioning dry-stone wallers to enlarge the structure.
A new building was commissioned in 1899 to accommodate the increasing number of applicants for admission, including orphans from out-of-state.
The current model of specialised service delivery, with limited staff numbers, inflexible infrastructure and specialised commissioning, lacks the capacity to accommodate this unmet obligation, or to address increasing demand for cancer gene testing more generally.
