Qaraghandy (Karaganda), Öskemen (Ust-Kamenogorsk), and Rūdnyy (Rudny), which are typical Soviet planned towns, have straight, wide streets and multistoried buildings and accommodate industry around their fringes.
Widening the channel is a necessary step in accommodating the industry's latest and largest cruise ships, which require greater maneuverability to comfortably pull into Key West.
For years, even under the Obama Administration, environmental-justice groups and community advocates accused the E.P.A. of being too accommodating to industry interests, of ignoring their complaints, and of generally taking far too long to respond to concerns about toxic neighborhoods.
Jeff Akins Highland, N.Y., Dec. 22, 2008 To the Editor: Perhaps instead of accommodating the industry's demand that we upgrade to digital TV, many of us will give up in frustration and entertain ourselves the way our World War II-era forebears did — with a good book, gathered around a piano or electronic keyboard, or with some board games.
In terms of the cut CollegeBudget will be taking from deals, Moradian tells me that the site is trying to make the experience as easy as possible on merchants and will be flexible on their cut in an attempt to accommodating different industries.
The division staff acted appropriately in trying to implement the law and made every reasonable effort to accommodate the industry's needs.
The opening of the Saddledome allowed Calgary to play host to major musical acts that were bypassing the city in the early 1980s, because the city's existing facilities were not large enough to accommodate the industry's top performers.
In the letter, Elmaraghy cited "considerable pressure from the coal companies over the last year" demanding that his staff "accommodate the industry's needs by issuing permits that may have a negative impact on Ohio's streams and wetlands and violate state and federal laws".
As you know, there has been considerable pressure from the coal companies over the last year for the division staff to accommodate the industry's needs by issuing permits that may have a negative impact on Ohio's streams and wetlands and violate state and federal laws.
And he easily defeated a candidate more accommodating to the industry.
