But after pressure from the Honolulu television station KHON2 – which first reported the woman's grievance – the local Department of Transport has said it will be upgrading its computer systems to be able to accommodate names of up to 40 characters by the end of 2013.
An arch, like the Menin Gate, it was constructed with walls to accommodate the names of soldiers who died in the battle and have no known grave 73,000 names in all, which required large walls.
He adds that Facebook was completely open and accommodating about the name changing process, and in fact helped them out quite a bit with the transition.
Re "Even for the Dead, There's a Race to Make the A-List at Oscars" (front page, Feb. 8): The segment of the Oscar telecast in which the recently deceased are paid tribute could accommodate more names if, midway through, a roll of credits were to appear.
England managers are always complaining that the talent pool is shrinking, so it seems to follow that the best plan is not to sacrifice young hopefuls who have been performing well at the lower level in order to accommodate bigger names parachuted in from above.
Furthermore, a Commodity Application table was added to accommodate the names and versions of the commodity applications available on remote hosts.
In the late '90s, Phebus was hired to book a shiny new $15-million 15-million Sun Theatre in Anaheim, now called the Grovenuehich gave Orange Counthea 1,200-SunTheatreiny thAnaheimd accommodate bigger-nowe acalled
The schools and states against the policy argue the government's approach is an overreach that threatens the privacy of many students in the name of accommodating a few students.
Over the years, a number of proposals have been made by activists and commentators on how Facebook could improve its policies to be more accommodating to those whose names don't meet muster, from an "activist exception" to private identity verification for public pseudonyms.
Yet this street - so short the A-Z cannot accommodate its full name - houses two fashionable commercial galleries: the grand Maureen Paley and the uber-hip Herald Street (named for the road), not to mention a space run by Turner Tillmansnning Wolfgang Turner Tillmans
Last fall, President Bush declared that Washington had learned the folly of accommodating Middle East dictatorships in the name of stability and that America would start putting its power in the service of democratic values throughout the region.
