Sentence examples for accommodate difference from inspiring English sources
The disability-rights movement, Mr Solomon observes, seeks to accommodate difference rather than erase it.
Focusing on the findings from our Routes to Power research study on the experiences of senior ethnic minority women in the UK, the report includes a series of recommendations on how organisations can completely transform themselves to better accommodate "difference".
The latter perspective characterizes those scholars who defend the idea that experiences of female embodiment can be manifest in distinctive expressive styles that yet accommodate difference.
Poststructuralists and critical race theorists have been particularly vocal about this failure to come to grips with the diversity of gender, and they have offered accounts of the self designed to accommodate difference.
By comparison, America has a deeply embedded tradition of democratic institutions which, however fitfully, seek to accommodate difference and diversity.
While a range of initiatives have aimed to accommodate difference, those that have been most successful have been in targeted but highly inclusive events involving practice and academic partners, delivering workshops through the RCSLT Northern Research Special Interest Group SIGG) and other existing groups, and supporting individuals in one-to-one meetings with academics.
Since at t2 and t3 the test forms differed slightly to accommodate differences in school-specific curricula, the number of test items varied slightly.
Different analyses were required to accommodate differences in the available data for DR3 status.
To accommodate differences in species biology, we used three different schedules for collecting the data.
The CIFA reviews examined research from different disciplines, requiring the review methodology to accommodate differences in disciplinary conceptions and research practices [ 22].
However the composition of this 80% base mixture differed among some of the species in order to accommodate differences in feeding behavior and the particular setups of feeding containers in their cages (Table 4).
