According to the Aviation and Transportation Security Act, United States airlines must accommodate "to the extent practicable" passengers stranded by bankrupt or insolvent carriers, as long as arrangements are made within 60 days after service is discontinued.
One commitment requires ICE to accommodate "to the extent practical" any efforts of a caregiver facing deportation to arrange "the care or travel" of their child.
Remember to accommodate to the weather.
Relative to those in the high insight group, subjects in the low insight group were younger, had more severe disease and symptoms, and were accommodated to a greater extent by their families.
Relative to the subjects with high insight into their symptoms, subjects with low insight were younger (p = 0.010), had more severe OCD (higher CGI-S scores) (p = 0.002), more severe symptoms (higher CY-BOCS scores) (p = 0.038), and were accommodated to a greater extent by family members (higher FAS-PR scores) (p = 0.043).
As his condition has progressed, SpecialEffect has found ways to accommodate it – to the extent that it has become kind of symbolic.
The phrase is a perfect expression of what Sunstein says is Obama's determination to accommodate disagreement to the extent possible.
But, please, if there is some form of nudity that I have not shown you, let me know, and I can accommodate you to the extent that my biology allows.
In Madrid, he offered literary advice and patronage; she educated him in Popular Front propaganda while accommodating him sexually to the extent, according to one biographer, of undergoing a widening procedure known as vaginoplasty.
