And, of course, the court will retain jurisdiction following appeal and can modify the judgment as necessary in accordance with instructions from an appellate court or to accommodate conditions changed with the passage of time.
Home manager John Hughes appeared to change his set-up to accommodate conditions and it proved effective in the first half.
The MA PWFA amends Section 4 of chapter 151B of the General Law, preventing discrimination based on pregnancy and requiring employers to accommodate conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth, including the need to express breast milk for a nursing child, unless doing so would pose an undue hardship on the employer.
They need to accommodate conditions unique to each child (for example, health status, body structure, capacity, gender, age and preferences) as well as such environmental factors as terrain, climate and culture.
First, Φ F is reconstructed by p RB -thinning, where each point of Φ F is retained with probability p RB (to accommodate condition (a)), and then it is thinned again by applying the second independent thinning (to accommodate condition (b)).
Expression of all ESR-induced genes exhibited similarly high correlation in excess copper (r > 0.67) and also a moderate correlation in –Cu (r = 0.59), consistent with the action of the ESR in accommodating stressful conditions.
Yet to change the fabric of the prison estate so it can accommodate working conditions that mirror those on the outside would cost an unquantifiable fortune.
Balch said the council's objection was "completely unanticipated" because rules have been adapted in the past to accommodate varying conditions and scheduling at the Garden.
