Sentence examples for accommodate exclusively from inspiring English sources

This perception of superiority is at the very foundation of our cissexist society, which is largely built to accommodate exclusively cisgender people.

Locally adapted models of these meetings may be required in order to ensure maximum radiologist participation and to accommodate those who work exclusively in subspecialty areas or via teleradiology [62].

Some of these sections were built exclusively to accommodate the highway.

A letter to the IOC from the 1960 Squaw Valley organising committee queries a regulation that apparently requires men and woman to be segregated, stating firmly that "considering the relatively small size of our Village, we are not intending to erect a fence around the building accommodating female competitors exclusively".

The aid agencies that have been able to work in rebel areas have almost exclusively local staff, and have been unable to accommodate non-Muslim humanitarian staff, let alone international journalists.

This transport was almost exclusively strike-slip and did not accommodate significant differential exhumation or uplift.

Next month Majesco will also release the first headphones made exclusively for Game Boy Advance SP, which cannot accommodate commonly used headphones without an adapter.

No purely backward-looking conception of the practice of punishment, focused exclusively on the desert of the offender, can accommodate provisions for this incentive.

Since the New Property Rights theory focuses exclusively on the power vested in property rights, it cannot accommodate meta-organizations which are characterized by the absence of formal authority and the non-integration of property rights.

This meant the city's streets had "accommodated the automobile almost exclusively for 50 years," Ms. Parks said.

The crystal structure of Bacillus cereus AlkD presented here shows that the protein is composed exclusively of helical HEAT-like repeats, which form a solenoid perfectly shaped to accommodate a DNA duplex on the concave surface.