Even when traditional analysis methods accommodate the design, choice about which parameters (e.g., explicit models of dominance, SCA, etc).
A letter writer, in reference to the insistence of Kathleen Rice, Nassau's district attorney, on having only full-time employees, disparages employers who "bend over backward" to accommodate the "life-style choice" of having a child ("New Mothers on the Payroll," July 16).
In Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Ubisoft went so far as to twist the lore of the series to accommodate the player's choice of character: Alexios or Kassandra, between whom there are no real differences — including romance options, a quietly provocative decision.
While it's difficult to censure Vine for making use of a system that was open to her, it's harder to accommodate the exploitation of that choice, of that cultural and geographical privilege, for political ends.
Bland has a choice: accommodate the officer's request, or deny it.
Therefore, non-food competing second-generation biofuels are the right choice to accommodate the increasing energy demand.
Yet Godwin also made some conservative choices to accommodate the tenure clock.
Two strategies are open to women scientists in higher education (HE) who want to achieve parity with their male colleagues: Behave like men, or put pressure on their institutions to accommodate the different career and lifestyle choices of women.
Tourism makes up more than a third of Fiji's GDP, mostly Australian and Kiwi sun-seekers, and politicians have little choice but to accommodate the hotel industry that employs a large chunk of the population.
