Whatever the law may provide, and however accommodating companies may be, having children is bound to hamper a woman's climb up the ladder of success.
For example, while the Accommodate strategy may be considered an overall superior adaptation strategy, the Protect strategy has an overall superior Land Value performance compared to the Accommodate strategy (Fig. 7b).
Mr. Rhoads's accommodating, virile husband may be just display, though there is no doubt that he loves his wife, as much as he can love.
Accommodating religious practices may be expensive in various ways, but no one regards doing so either as compensating religions for their deficits or as achieving a just distribution of resources among religions.
Again this suggest that the methods of accommodating to impairments may be important in determining the pattern of limitations and that continuing in employment may bring a specific pattern of difficulties which follow logically from the work itself.
The facility, Crossroads, which will accommodate 125 residents, may be the only "green" homeless shelter built from the ground up.
Expanding one's living space to accommodate a relative may be a good investment, in spite of the cost of complying with zoning codes and the possibility of higher property taxes.
And while bonds have changed in recent years to accommodate workouts and may be under the laws of different countries, it is still unclear whether these circumstances will affect the Court of Appeals ruling, as Anna Gelpern, a noted scholar in this area, has written.
The degree to which subcutaneous and omental fat can expand to accommodate excess calories may be highly variable across individuals and degrees of body fat, perhaps determined by genetic, intrauterine or environmental influences later in life.
