In both cases when NBC's desires were accommodated, "no money changed hands," Mr. Ebersol said.
Miami's financial centre has the most to fear, though it has become less accommodating towards dirty money over the past decade, and a good deal of what remains is thought to have been moved out of banks and into local property.
As for the wallet and purse makers, I would be willing to bet that they will be delighted to learn that everyone will need new items to accommodate the new money.
The relative stability of the velocity of circulation is attributed by them to the facility with which the supply of money accommodates itself to demand; they argue that insofar as supply may be restricted in the face of rising demand, velocity will increase, or (what really amounts to the same thing) new sources of credit, such as trade credit, will be exploited.
Blame might also be properly placed on WePay's partners who refuse to accommodate adult-related money transfers.
Years before Jamie Oliver was publicising his philanthropic ventures, or Dario had any money, he was accommodating, in his house, several members of the community who were, by all conventional standards, dysfunctional.
[C7.] An Internet High-Wire Act Despite the lingering malaise in travel demand, a few airlines, most of them foreign, and many hotels are spending money to start accommodating the growing demand by business travelers for a good Internet connection.
Money was spent to make the events more accommodating.
(Every time we taught a lesson involving play money, it seemed to me, we were also subtly accommodating our children to the economic status quo).
And Ms. Duchein spoke of the damage such conversions wreak on New York's tradition of accommodating creative people whose ambitions do not necessarily lead to piles of money.
