In his address to Congress he accommodated past criticisms of those documents.
Drawing both on work by feminist scientists that exposed and critiqued gender biased science and on theories of gender, feminist historians and philosophers of science have offered a variety of models of scientific knowledge and reasoning intended to accommodate the criticism of accepted science and the concomitant proposal and advocacy of alternatives.
The issue that restriction enzyme cutting might induce a distinct process is a reasonable caution and we made changes to in the discussion to accommodate this criticism.
The political and administrative responses were to attend to short-run efficiency by improving management techniques and to adopt polar responses to accommodate polar criticisms.
Edmund White's generously discerning fiction and criticism accommodates what some might consider the alien, the foreign, the translated.
To accommodate the true criticism, for example, it might be proper to take the position that a negligent plaintiff forfeits part but not all of his recovery in a percentage fixed by the Legislature.
Recent developments of transcendental arguments reflect a struggle to accommodate Stroud's criticism, and often chastened expectations about what such arguments might establish by way of refuting skepticism.
Humean proponents of structural approaches to practical reason have attempted to accommodate the rational criticism of individual ends, without departing from the spirit of Zweckrationalität, by expanding their view to encompass the totality of an agent's ends.
John J. LaValle, the town's first-term Republican supervisor, said criticisms that Republican officials accommodated developers were unfair.
"I have no act," Mr. Vilanch says early on, an invitation to criticism that won't be accommodated here.
Despite criticism that too many cars were in the race, IndyCar said the track could have accommodated up to 37 cars, three more than were entered that day.
