Why go to so much trouble building all this in Brooklyn, when many filmmakers would simply repair to the more accommodating facilities in Hollywood to shoot their interiors?
Keisling noted that in addition to transgender individuals, parents with young children and people with caretakers often struggle to find accommodating facilities when they need them.
It is commonly known that accessible or accommodating facilities enable participation of children with physical disabilities [ 30].
Unlike municipalities, private waste management companies have not commonly owned solid waste facilities; thus, they may need to seek new, more remote locations that can accommodate facilities that serve large regions.
They normally lack basic facilities (ramps, support bars, adapted furniture and accommodated sanitary facilities) to ensure accessibility for children with disabilities.
"At a reasonable depth, there is enough space to accommodate various facilities, if there is a need in the future".
The university plans to begin demolition as early as this summer as part of the expansion, which will accommodate research facilities, housing, retailing and other uses.
The overlook is too small to be an adequate visitor center by itself, but if expanded underground beneath the street to accommodate additional facilities, it could be linked to a new entrance accessible to the handicapped and situated on the same side of the street as the tomb.
To accommodate additional facilities and housing, the Navy needed to upgrade the island's infrastructure.
This needs to be considered when facilities accommodating the elderly need refurbishment.
There is a clear institutional distinction between first-reception facilities for accommodating new arrivals (first accommodation, registration, and the start of the asylum procedure) and second-line reception for people who have already entered the asylum process (accommodation centers) (AIDA, 2016; European Migration Network, 2014).
