Sentence examples for accommodating companies from inspiring English sources

The "most straightforward," least intrusive means for accommodating companies like Hobby Lobby, as he sees it, would be for the government to pay.

Another is Middlesex County, which has been accommodating companies looking to consolidate, with Edison and the area around Interchange Exit 8A of the New Jersey Turnpike attracting much of the attention.

Whatever the law may provide, and however accommodating companies may be, having children is bound to hamper a woman's climb up the ladder of success.

There is growing concern that commercial review boards may too easily accommodate companies that pay for their services.

New York was competing fiercely with New Jersey to accommodate companies that found Manhattan unaffordable, a battle that intensified after 9/11, when businesses sought to disperse employees.

I N the new buildings, flexibility will be the key," Mr. Rosenstein said, adding that suite sizes would be able to accommodate companies needing as little as 1,000 square feet.

He continued: "There's more of an opportunity today for the corporation to take advantage of global deals" with individual airlines and airline alliances, which are eager to accommodate companies that are making deals to consolidate their travel budgets with suppliers who will negotiate price cuts and various travel amenities in exchange for corporate volume.

Meanwhile, Sjostrom estimates that commercial space (both office and warehouse) is only 70% utilized in Galveston, which means the city can accommodate companies that need to temporarily or permanently relocate.

The Digital Trade Asset Trade Association, one such group, set up shop in March 2018 and has played an going role in states such as Wyoming- which passed a slate of crypto-friendly laws last spring and is currently weighing the creation of a special purpose bank that can accommodate companies exposed to cryptocurrency that have traditionally had difficulty securing traditional banking services.

"Microsoft and Netscape aren't in the habit of accommodating other companies unless they can make a buck off of it," says NetRatings' Peggy O'Neill.

StartX's Alexa Lee said the money will go toward adding more full-time staff to support StartX companies and may go toward expanding the program to accommodate more companies.