Jersey's chief minister, Ian Gorst, has attempted to distance the island from this type of activity: "There is no wish or need to accommodate or give encouragement to those who seek to involve Jersey in aggressive tax planning schemes to avoid UK tax".
It had ramps and wide doorways to accommodate wheelchairs, and cork floors to give traction to crutches, among other features.
Longer working lives are inevitable, but we have to be careful how we achieve this, to make sure there are jobs available, that the labour market is ready to accommodate such a move and to give people time to plan.
The wedding date was set to accommodate President Theodore Roosevelt, who agreed to give the bride away.
That could be difficult for Mr. Rajoy to accommodate, given the pressure he is under to raise tax revenue to meet budget deficit goals agreed to with his European counterparts.
By the end of 2004, Mr. Fisher said, the Treasury plans to have additional registration options online to accommodate the giving of bonds to children and trust funds.
His weak and accommodating words give the gunmen and the warmongers a second chance and a chance they do not deserve".
So they conclude something like: "Hey, I'll always be real nice, cheerful and accommodating, will give tirelessly and make everyone else happy, then I'll get what I need in return".
And it would actually have to involve a higher rate of inflation, both because the required adjustment is bigger and because the periphery is a smaller share of euro area GDP, which by the math means that overall inflation needs to be higher to accommodate a given amount of relative adjustment.
I find that I have more space to love, accommodate, care, give passage and smile more.
