And although Mr Sobyanin may be accommodating on issues that don't involve powerful interests (park benches, for example, or cultural programming), his decisions have been less progressive and more business-as-usual when influential lobbies are involved (such as road construction).
Earlier, Ai Weiwei, the Chinese artist and activist who has in the past been detained by his government, suggested Cameron was being too accommodating on the issue of human rights.
Finally, communicating genetic information must accommodate for issues such as culture, language proficiency, and education.
It is a factor when assessing how to value the yuan, and how much to confront or accommodate the United States on issues ranging from tariffs to trade agreements.
Loosed from the moorings of Ronald Reagan, they look for direction from Mr. Bush and find it varies with the issue and the day - accommodating on taxes, staunch on abortion.
They do not accommodate these issues'.
During training, the teachers learnt how to accommodate required issues within a speculated class time.
How do they accommodate health issues such as allergies?
Adam Nagourney reports that Mr. Brown, who campaigned on the promise that his experience in state government could turn California around, has told friends he was unprepared for the extent, in his view, to which Republicans have not made sufficient efforts to accommodate him on critical issues, like putting on the ballot measures to extend taxes to avoid budget cuts.
Mr. Brown has told friends he was unprepared for the extent, in his view, to which Republicans have not made sufficient efforts to accommodate him on critical issues, like putting on the ballot measures to extend taxes to avoid budget cuts.
