This is why baseline scans were obtained at 3 months to accommodate the anticipated settling and dimensional change.
Within four years 188 pueblos jóvenes were settled, accommodating approximately 1.4 million inhabitants, each with elected community representatives.
For 25 years, the parade stepped off on the first Saturday in March, a day the parade organizers settled on to accommodate bagpipers and bands with other commitments closer to March 17. Bill Coughlin, a spokesman for the parade committee, said the performers would be unavailable on a weekday.
He has planned to undercut the first amendment to accommodate his litigious score-settling.
For more than a decade, his family moved around Ohio to accommodate his father's job before settling down in Wapakoneta.
The three have settled on the rotation to accommodate the dealers, who arrive with one fundamental ambition: to pack their 45-foot tractor trailers to the roof.
If all had gone according to plan, the first 50,000 Dongtan residents — the eco-city was supposed to accommodate 500,000 within thirty years — would be settled in by now.
It struggled to accommodate wave after wave of immigrants who settled there, growing haphazardly until Raffles ordered up its first proper urban plan – with gridded streets, commercial zones and ethnically segregated residential districts – in 1822.
Although details remain to be settled, Mr. Rose said the proposal would accommodate business needs, provide better public amenities and uphold the "integrity, intent and spirit" of the zoning law.
How or when San Bernardino County would be able to pay for its stretch of right of way, which must be 500 feet wide in order to accommodate the freeway and rail, hasn't been settled.
In turn, Sierra Nevada is also singular thanks to its vast cultural heritage, since very early societies settled on its slopes and valleys and accommodate their lifestyles and economy to the characteristics of this mountain environment.
