Sentence examples for accommodate duty from inspiring English sources

Strategies to accommodate duty hour restrictions may also have unintended impacts.

Various scheduling strategies have been used to accommodate duty-hour restrictions for residents.

Rehearsals are designed to accommodate parenting duties.

With its three-prong connector, it can accommodate heavy-duty devices but still retracts its full five-foot length into a compact roll.

This scheduling can be designed to accommodate for CN duty cycling requirements.

He has since taken jobs serving legal papers, driving a bus and most recently operating a tractor at a gravel mine in Rhinebeck three days a week, all to accommodate his bridge duties.

"The duty to accommodate is on everybody, said Vaccarelli. "The university has a duty to accommodate, but so do the other residents in the housing".

"Employers have a duty to accommodate reasonably the religious observances, practices and beliefs," Mr. Lee said in a statement.

Because she rejected the offer, Westminster council informed her that it no longer had a duty to accommodate her.

Kenneth T. Jackson, a history professor at Columbia University and the editor of the Encyclopedia of New York City, said the city had more than a legal duty to accommodate controversial figures from abroad.

"Perhaps our people will get food and water, but what are they supposed to after that?"If the outside world lacks the will to ensure a sustainable future for Iraq's ancient Christian communities, then it has a duty to accommodate them somewhere else, the Monsignor adds.