"accommodating stance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person's attitude or approach in a situation that is open and flexible, willing to compromise or adjust in order to reach a resolution. Example: The company's CEO took an accommodating stance during negotiations, willing to make concessions in order to reach a mutual agreement with the striking employees.
Despite the accommodating stance of Germany's government, not everyone is as receptive to the influx of the refugees.
Currency traders, and others in the financial markets, are operating under the assumption that central bankers in Washington have taken a more activist and accommodating stance.
Having already staked out an accommodating stance on African nations buying cheaper AIDS drugs, Mr. Zoellick worked quickly to defuse the issue.
Kennan had rejected the proposition of an inherent American-Soviet harmony from the moment it was put forward and repeatedly criticized what he considered Washington's excessively accommodating stance on Soviet territorial advances.
For New Zealand's Maori voters, in particular, the decision will be fraught.Traditionally, both Labour and National have taken a relatively accommodating stance toward the Maoris, who make up some 15% of the population.
Burger himself took a pragmatic and accommodating stance toward controversial legal issues, and his opinions were not particularly noted either for their intellectual consistency or for their comprehensive and systematic application of legal principles.
Today, however, the risk of war has diminished somewhat -- at least through this election year in the U.S. -- as talks have finally gotten under way between the major powers and Iran, and as both have adopted (slightly) more accommodating stances.
The most recent cycle of global financial flows often looks like to be running out of steam, in the wake of the phasing out of the US accommodating monetary policy stance, while concerns over the advanced economies' recovery remain.
If Chinese Wikipedia is accommodating to all stances, it should not only follow that of mainland China," wrote a Taiwanese contributor named DEMONBANE, who went on to suggest the use of "siege wars" as a more neutral title.
At the same time, China has sought to balance its tough stance with accommodating and even generous policies to build common interests with those neighbors who are not hostile to it.
However, initiating planning from a system optimization stance, and accommodating constraints as needed, may be the best way to improve overall system performance.
