Sentence examples for accommodating society from inspiring English sources

Merchants and entrepreneurs are merely recyclers of state-owned and state-generated wealth and a previously open and culturally and religiously accommodating society has been replaced by beleaguered communities locked in laagers.

But the bottom line is, though it may seem self-evident that declining church attendance is evidence of something gone wrong, would we rather see churches that accommodate society's ills grow?

Then… well, then it just repeats, and will until diversity is assumed rather than accommodated by society.

A spokesperson from the UN told the Guardian there are "well-established institutionalised processes to promote, encourage and accommodate civil society participation in all major UN events".

"It affects people's understanding of what's reasonable and how far we're willing to go as a pluralistic society in accommodating needs".

A common approach toward planning the river's future means accommodating Thailand's freewheeling society, the military dictatorship in Myanmar, the authoritarian democracy in Cambodia and the nominally Communist systems of Laos and Vietnam.

John Bolton and Martin Peretz, in undermining America's core values of a big-tent approach to accommodating and absorbing other societies, are not performing a patriotic duty -- but are displaying the opposite of American patriotism.

But the difficult questions remain: how does an open, pluralistic society accommodate the differing certainties of various faiths?

By the 1860s Emerson's reputation in America was secure, for time was wearing down the novelty of his rebellion as he slowly accommodated himself to society.

The society accommodates researchers at its temporary office at 2 Metrotech Center in downtown Brooklyn, where it keeps three cases of key books and its collection of 35,000 photographs, which were converted to disc format.

During this time, pastoral peoples whose land had been cleared to make way for the growing agricultural economy were accommodated within caste society, as were new non-traditional ruling classes.