The fourth mistake is that the UNgass itself excluded the voice of civil society – it was unable to accommodate the desire for change.
"I wanted that dog to go with me everywhere," said Ms. August, who designed her carryall at least partly to accommodate that desire.
NBC has postponed the season premiere of its most honored drama series, "The West Wing," scheduled for Wednesday night, to accommodate the desire of the show's creator, Aaron Sorkin, to write a special episode that addresses the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington last week.
"Since October, the city has been working with the building assessment team to accommodate the desire of determining what happened and why, while maintaining the priority of recovering remains and clearing the site," said Matthew G. Monahan, a spokesman for the city's Department of Design and Construction, which is in charge of debris removal from the disaster site.
To accommodate the desire to obtain a large sample of patients with a wide range of stroke related disability, it was planned that observation would be undertaken approximately every six to eight weeks, depending on the availability of suitable patients.
An alternative explanation could be low bargaining power within sexual relations: higher risk perceptions among women can only lead to higher condom use if men accommodate that desire for safer sex.
"It is an object of this invention to accommodate the desires of people to have a dual-function item, by providing a ranch wagon which can be converted for use to a picnic table with benches and then back to a ranch wagon configuration for lawn decoration, all with little or no effort".
This decision rule accommodates the desire to prevent a significant risk of diabetes.
Soon, the upper-floor cubicles were being renovated to accommodate those desiring a frisson of Bowery despair.
As much as the Pentagon might say they wanted to accommodate the desires of the press, its purpose was twofold.
