It also tamed parts of the plan to accommodate concerns from traders.
Private equity firms want to avoid alienating the big banks by trying to accommodate concerns about price, but they also feel compelled to honor their agreements.
With just two weeks left until the Legislature is scheduled to adjourn for the year, the Senate and the Assembly are trying to accommodate concerns raised by Mr. Pataki, whose May 24 veto caught both houses by surprise.
She secured permission from other Met curators to include more galleries on the route, which, nevertheless, has been redirected, "like, eighteen thousand times," to accommodate concerns about the safety of the works of art.
More broadly, it has indicated its willingness to accommodate concerns about enrichment as long as its rights to a peaceful nuclear program, including low-level enrichment, are guaranteed.
In the presentation I showed how I had accommodated their concerns while retaining the focus of the project, by..
Judy Stanton, president of the Brooklyn Heights Association, said the developer had accommodated community concerns during the development of the multiplex at 100 Court Street.
Both of these faculty members stated that they proactively avoid directly violating known taboos (e.g., by discussing but not showing specific human remains and generally discussing rather than specifically retelling sacred stories) and reactively accommodate additional concerns as they arise by flexibly adapting lessons to satisfy students' concerns.
I am prepared to accommodate their concerns during the passage of the bill," the business secretary said.
Design changes have been made to accommodate local concerns.
Mrs Sebelius is right to try to accommodate the concerns of religious employers.
