The phrase "accommodates with the" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "accommodates" without "with."
Example: "The hotel accommodates guests with special needs."
Alternatives: "caters to" or "provides for."
Some, for economic and strategic reasons, would like Iran to accommodate with the West, even with the United States.
Should Derbyshire prove less accommodating with the bat than with the toss, there will be a power of work for all-rounders Watson and Mitchell Marsh.
Movie careers, most notably Jennifer Aniston's, who has had the most recent success of the six stars, apparently could be accommodated with the show's taping schedule.
Whether it can be accommodated with the seamless web of current knowledge – and thus profoundly change it – may depend upon whether enough people take it seriously enough to do the calculations and follow through the consequences.
Saddam Hussein's opposition to them, his perception during the Iran-Iraq war that they were some sort of fifth column, has made them less accommodating with the Sunnis than they were before".
Many in his Pakistan Muslim League party and now even his brother Shahbaz, who faces his own corruption cases, say they would rather accommodate with the army than risk confronting it.
It is iron.'" Part of de Kretser's point seems to be that the privileged travellers of the affluent West share a travel heritage, a way of looking and of describing that makes the world seem navigable and knowable: its horrors and injustices comfortably accommodated with the solipsism of the individual traveller.
So what I'm saying is, didn't they say that the date of the 7th cannot stand, not because of the Constitution alone, but because there are other provisions in the statute that cannot be accommodated with the seven day? MR. TRIBE -- Exactly.
