Both have brand-new courthouses with high-tech security systems and closed-circuit television to accommodate the press throng.
In the first Bush White House, Mr. Bush's father made efforts to accommodate the press and was rewarded with an image as a feckless man.
On Jan . 27 when Hans Blix, the chief United Nations chemical and biological weapons inspector, was to appear, microphones were repositioned to accommodate expanded press coverage, diplomats discussing peace were placed in front of Picasso's image.
"CAP's Ideas Conference isn't about the venue — it's about the ideas and energy our speakers are bringing to the day," said CAP spokeswoman Allison Preiss, who added that the venue was chosen to accommodate unexpected press interest (though the group's 10th anniversary policy conference in 2013 was held, somewhat suspiciously, at the St . Regis.
By then, to accommodate color presses, the paper had printing plants in Queens and New Jersey.
In our practice, we mainly use a lateralized stem and hollow out the acetabulum to the quadrilateral plate to accommodate a press-fit polyethylene cup.
So stars Dujardin and Berenice Bejo, writer-director (and partner to Bejo) Michel Hazanavicius and producer Thomas Langmann (not to mention Uggie the dog) threw themselves into the demands of the circuit, accommodating unctuous press and film society requests and attending the multitude of on-stage Q+As at guild and Academy screenings that are a dime a dozen during autumn/winter in Hollywood.
A spokesman for the mayor explained that the Bloomberg administration frequently went out of its way to accommodate Mr. Harris at press events, providing him with transportation in a special van and ensuring wheelchair access is available.
But this is an issue I've been stewing about for a while, because there is one studio that regularly refuses to accommodate the working press at all-media screenings.
In both Quebec and Scotland, independence is mostly a movement of the left, and a separate currency would create the ever-present temptation to use the printing press to accommodate fiscal expansion and industrial policy.
