It easily accommodates qualitative issues such as whether control of threat is legally required, expected by the stakeholders, and prescribed by corporate policy.
A Congress willing to stand up to the abuses of the Bush Administration through impeachment hearings will demonstrate a strength of will that will more likely convince Bush to accommodate on issues such as Iraq, health care, and energy and environmental issues.
Finally, communicating genetic information must accommodate for issues such as culture, language proficiency, and education.
How do they accommodate health issues such as allergies?
The Anglican communion is straining at the seams to accommodate diverse views over issues such as women bishops and gay marriage.
There will also be seminars on less technical issues, such as how co-ops can ensure that they are not violating discrimination laws and how they can accommodate an aging population.
The United Nations is back in greater numbers, with a high-class envoy, Staffan de Mistura, ready to help, especially with tricky issues such as provincial polls and the question of Kirkuk.So Iraq's politicians at last have a chance to use the breathing space provided by the surge and by the Awakening to accommodate each other.
sovereign issues, such as Brazil's.
His readers were led to believe that the prestige of Andalusian culture stood behind Ibn Ezra's pronouncements on issues such as the nature of the soul or free will, and that the Torah could and should be read in a manner that accommodates Ibn Ezra's views.
Qualitative analyses were performed of deployment issues, such as organizational and personnel issues, privacy and security issues, and financial issues.
