A patient recruitment period of six months was necessary to accommodate practice patterns of the CAM practitioner sample (e.g. lower patient volume than most conventional practitioners, low ratio of new patient to return patient visits).
Employers should not have to accommodate practices they may have no idea are religiously inspired, he wrote.
"Maybe it's also time to look at the water rights system at some point, and figure out how we can modernize that system so it can accommodate practices like this one".
In the United States they joined forces with the Jewish community to promote laws accommodating Sabbatarian practice.
The competition gym, which is the southernmost building, accommodates practice and game site for varsity basketball, volleyball, and wrestling, but is convertible into two recreational courts.
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.
While these strategies are having an effect, some design educators remain doubtful of the value of a research culture to design and hopeful that alternative measures, including practice-based degrees, will accommodate existing practices and values of design practice.
Many non-Aboriginal service providers, although being accepting and understanding of such practices, struggled to accommodate cultural practices within their services.
Many colleges also give priority to honor students, scholarship recipients and, to accommodate their practice and travel schedules, athletes.
"I routinely advise my employer clients to subject their employment policies to an "undue hardship" analysis, whether to accommodate religious practice or a disability or other characteristic that is protected by anti-discrimination statutes".
Indeed, professions are important actors in organisational change, in as much as organisations need to accommodate professional practice.
