Sentence examples for accommodating free from inspiring English sources

"We're good at accommodating free speech and keeping the peace.

Accommodating free edges has been a challenging issue in the DSC analysis of beams, plates, and shells.

There's also their intervention in the United Firefighters Union dispute in Victoria is a means of creating opportunities to accommodate free and volunteer labour in the workforce, and therefore weaken enterprise bargaining.

The theory accommodates free shear stress conditions on the bonding surfaces, accounts for non-uniform deformation-dependent distributions of transverse shear stresses through the thickness, can be used for evaluating boundary restraint effects, and can be used for analyzing thin and thick plates with any boundary conditions.

It would be difficult to find a system that accommodates free tuition within the US that does not set up a tier system between private and public universities.

Visit Storm King, though, and you quickly realize that its eye-darting range of sculptural masterworks– by Calder, Serra, Nevelson, Noguchi, Hepworth, and Moore are in fact comfortably at home in their outdoor settings, and generously accommodated: free-range, as it were.

In his eyes the city had grown dirtier, more expensive, more dangerous and less accommodating to free expression and the life of the mind.

The exterior support design made the interior space more receptive to open natural lighting and more accommodating for free movement.

The P2 and P1 clusters were the largest sampled clusters for the aggregates of order 3 and 4. In the process of accommodating a free monomer or dimer, the preformed structured oligomer underwent large fluctuations, which is linked to orientational disordering of the individual peptides (see Fig. 5B).

Today's EU is as accommodating to free-market Slovakia with its flat tax and minimal state and Estonia with its internet-enabled democracy as it is to the flexible mixed economies of Scandinavia and the less flexible France, with its 57% of public spending and huge public sector.

Cabrera helped the Tigers by shifting from first base to third to accommodate the free agent Prince Fielder.