The hard-line group of owners who campaigned so aggressively to dethrone Vincent in midterm, and who will now lead the process of dismantling the ancient office of Commissioner and rebuilding it in a fashion more accommodating to their various corporate needs, are baseball autocrats whose background is big business.
Investors seeking to develop medical tourism facilities are often able to shop or lobby for regulatory environments that are the most accommodating to their plans and needs.
The parents of children with developmental disabilities accommodated to their child's needs early on, for example, by restricting their social life and making changes in family routines.
These parents accommodated to their child's needs early on by restricting their social life and making changes in family routines.
All specialties must accommodate to their future members' needs, male and female and across groups, to safeguard physicians' well-being and consequentially, patient care.
The court was very accommodating to our needs.
Class 3 (18%) perceived problems with how well their providers' operations arise organized to accommodate their needs and preferences (Accommodation Barriers).
"Still," said Lloyd Rosenberg (no relation to Ralph), "we know who is probably going to choose to live there, and our work was all very carefully done to accommodate their needs and desires".
Employers are unsure of how to accommodate their needs, and are suspicious of their ability to cope with the stresses and demands of normal work.
Children have developmental limitations, such as underdeveloped motor skills, difficulties with spelling, and trouble understanding hierarchies, classification schemes, and metadata, that make it difficult for them to find information, and challenging for adult designers to accommodate their needs.
