Sentence examples for accommodate initiatives from inspiring English sources

We do, however, agree that investment in clinical trial site development needs to be sensitive to opportunity and other costs, and that trial sites should consider resource sharing to accommodate initiatives and activities that can make more efficient use of scarce resources, especially in developing country settings.

Instead of conceptualizing local practice as something that should be accommodated, initiatives like the CDSC should see local variation and terminology development as an opportunity to improve the collective, universal CDS.

City officials said they could accommodate the new initiatives in the 2001 budget while cutting taxes by more than $400 million and reducing overall city-taxpayer-financed spending by about 3percentt.

UNICEF and its partners, among them local NGOs Beyond and Sawa, have been scaling up non-formal education initiatives to accommodate children who have not been absorbed in the public school system.

One initiative to accommodate construction of new apartments without destroying existing places is being put forward by the New York City Planning Commission under its chairman, Joseph Rose.

With the nation undergoing something of a spiritual revival, more companies are seeking to accommodate employees' religious needs by initiatives like letting people swap religious holidays, organizing prayer breakfasts or spiritual retreats, setting aside prayer rooms and even hiring on-site corporate chaplains.

The sites have developed HIV and AIDS policy, which still remains to be implemented, have been equipped with toys and have been used by the community to accommodate immunization campaigns and other initiatives.

Here too "common sense" policing initiatives often fail to accommodate the culturally specific nature of who we regard as a child and what we think of as pornography, making global policing problematic.

He has done all he can to accommodate conservative worries about his $15 billion initiative to fight AIDS in the developing world.

Furthermore, carers wanted to see Government initiatives or legislative changes to better accommodate their role(s).

University managements should work closely with academics to develop spaces – and flexible working initiatives – that support different types of working and accommodate individual preferences.