Our fellow students have also been counselled to accommodate us, and respect us, and so we don't face any problems while in school".
'There are so many coaching programmes because it's much easier to accommodate on television than counselling,' he says.
Haffejee [ 22] noted that as a result of inadequate facilities and high patient loads, counselling services were usually rushed to accommodate other services.
Further needs for counselling outside set time schedule were accommodated.
Belief systems that have taught restraint, frugality and thrift, philosophies that have counselled a joyful simplicity, must be junked to accommodate this discovery of industrial society: enough can never suffice, and there are no limits to desire.
"Are you kidding?" I put the same question to Hillary Clinton, whose daily schedule now has to accommodate things like depositions with Kenneth Starr, the Independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation.
Other innovative measures need to be explored within the health system such as active couple counselling, pregnant couple clinics and extending working hours to accommodate working men.
This imbalance demands us to find new ways to effectively and efficiently accommodate to both the current and anticipated increase in requests for genetic counselling and testing, while maintaining the current levels of quality of care and patient satisfaction.
The Candler Building can accommodate 500 to 600 employees, said Peter A. Strauss, vice president and assistant general counsel of SFX.
The counsel, Marie B. Miller, of the Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct, said she would normally accommodate such a request.
Suzanne Rab, counsel at Hogan & Hartson in London, said: "The commission has shown it is prepared to flex the state aid rules to accommodate the extraordinary events brought about by the credit crunch.
