Sentence examples for accommodate their way from inspiring English sources

Anyone who lives with another person is often bogged down by silly rules and regulations to accommodate their way of life.

And we should certainly do what we can to accommodate their concerns in ways that are consistent with basic liberal commitments (see Swaine 2006).

Still, she is reaching out to the family's longtime seafood clients to try to figure out how the business might accommodate their needs in new ways, with new products.

In fact, I have proposed a way to accommodate their preferred social ethic.

And decades before telecommuting, Stata went out of his way to accommodate their needs.

The president argued that his administration has gone out of its way to accommodate their requests.

Let's focus on the fact that after the administration went out of its way to accommodate their concerns -- in our view, unnecessarily -- Catholic bishops still railed against the policy.

"It's an experiment that employers are making, trying to find ways to accommodate their employees, making a bridge between home and the workplace," said Faith Wohl, president of the Child Care Action Campaign, a New York advocacy group.

So the same folks who support gun ownership are often willing to accept modest measures such as waiting periods for gun purchases and mandatory registrations as ways to accommodate their values without facilitating violence.

Another 18% of older adults reported barriers with how well healthcare providers' offices are organized in ways that accommodate their own constraints and preferences (for example, how soon they can get in to be seen, amount of time with providers).

In recent years, a new agency role has emerged in which the Forest Service has shifted from being a "mediator" (receiving public input and deciding how best to weigh it in decision-making) to encouraging competing interests to sit down and "reason together" to find ways to accommodate their diverse objectives.