We would also like to thank the staff at the hospital who have been very accommodating, have been lovely to us and have protected our privacy".
Arsenal's calamitous first-leg defeat had required them to become the first team in Champions League history to overturn a two-goal deficit away from home and this season's Bayern Munich are not known as the accommodating type.
We are capable of accommodating both; this bill does so in a very straightforward manner.
There is no evidence that more accommodating tactics, or any of the settlements on offer, would have even slowed the rundown of coal - as the later cauterisation of those areas that broke the strike so cruelly demonstrated.
Not always the most accommodating, but he was at his best applying scientific rigour to a problem".
Di Matteo might enjoy more authority in the notoriously tricky dressing room than Keller, who was a little too accommodating.
Deputy chief executive of Families SA, Etienne Scheepers, said non-government organisations would play a greater role in accommodating children, allowing the agency to focus on caring for children with complex needs.
"The flight deck is capable of accommodating three pilots and there shouldn't ever be a situation where there is only one person in the cockpit," said James Hall, a former chairman of the US National Transportation Safety Board.
His use of the airbrush soon became integral to his art, bringing a slick smoothness to images which oscillated between the grisly and the sensuous, often accommodating both.
She added: "I think it's a sincerely held view that the best way to resolve this matter is to be as accommodating as possible to the Israeli government, to seek influence with them and through that to try and move them to a more positive decision.
Senator Elizabeth Warren, one of four banking committee members who helped force Summers, a former Citigroup adviser, to withdraw from the race on Sunday, said the development should give President Barack Obama a chance to rethink his strategy, which has been criticised for being too accommodating toward banking interests.
