Sentence examples for accommodating a view of from inspiring English sources
Reflecting criticism that the Cameron government, and Ofcom, have taken too accommodating a view of the Murdoch bid, the agency signaled that it might be prepared, after reviewing the phone hacking scandal, to veto the bid.
And so the hotel's employees are learning to incorporate the unsettling fact of ground zero into their daily routine; to try to accommodate those who want a view of the site, and those who expressly do not; to answer questions about their own experiences on Sept. 11 while remembering that it is not proper hotel etiquette to cry in the presence of guests.
And it can lend that money on whatever terms the Fed's board of governors deems reasonable, as long as those terms are "fixed with a view of accommodating commerce and business".
Compared with others in the gulf, Saudi newspapers, which often reflect Government opinion, have displayed a relatively accommodating view of the American-led action.
The living room has a billiards table, a library and a cocktail lounge with a view of the water fountain, and can accommodate 40 people.
To enable tracking of locomotion in the NE, environments A and C were modified to accommodate the view of an overhead camera during the exploration period.
The discipline of geography today seems willing to accommodate a variety of views on the significance of the law.
"The agencies tried to accommodate a variety of views on implementation but the results reflected in the proposed rule are far too complex, and the final rules should be simplified significantly," Mr. Frank said in the statement.
They might also stress the ways that their view accommodates a plurality of understandings of human relationship: allowing for experimentation, diversity and exit options.
With a view to accommodate a wider class of mappings in the context of common fixed point theorems, Sessa [19] introduced the notion of weakly commuting mappings which was further enlarged by Jungck [20] by defining compatible mappings.
