Sentence examples for accommodate critics from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's because the mayor has made so many changes in his approach lately, meant to accommodate critics.

The Swedish amendments go a long way toward accommodating critics of the bill.

The industry's search for a "paper-based" alternative to cheques, announced only last year as a way of accommodating critics, has also been cancelled.

But it has made efforts to accommodate its critics.

It shows that the BBC, facing a charter review and heeding negative comments from certain ministers, is bending over backwards to accommodate powerful critics.

Fenter says that Frontiers tried to listen to and accommodate the critics' wishes, but after the "horrible manifesto" was published, he says the group effectively put the publication of papers on hold and cut off communication with the publisher until their demands were met.

Trump and his team have signaled their willingness to negotiate elements of the plan to accommodate staunch critics' positions.

Merkel has established herself as the best and strongest voice of the values of a liberal Europe, and her steadfastness under pressure – at least her rhetorical steadfastness, for her policies have been modified to accommodate some of her critics' concerns – is a beacon in a continent that is increasingly inward turning, nativist and afraid.

The College Board has been incredibly accommodating to its critics.

Bellette, though sometimes a painter of landscapes, was known for her classical subjects and still lifes, which critics struggled to accommodate within their understanding of the Hill End Group.

In 2009 the Swiss banned the building of all new minarets.Architects have tried to accommodate both their clients and the critics.