The phrase "accommodation circumstances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific conditions or situations related to accommodations, such as housing or travel arrangements.
Example: "The hotel staff were very understanding of our accommodation circumstances and made the necessary adjustments to our booking."
Alternatives: "housing conditions" or "lodging situations".
Cinquenta (Gilbert Cruz, in a touching portrait of gentleness) has learned to be a master of accommodation to circumstance.
"What this decision has told us is that employers are not obliged to make those accommodations in circumstances where they may conflict with protecting the rights of others, whether that be health and safety or equality.
He said homes should be allocated according to need in future, with people moving into private sector accommodation when their circumstances improved rather than being allowed to remain in a home for life and even - in some cases - pass it to their children.
"Twenty-one other states have joined North Carolina to challenge the federal overreach by the Obama administration mandating their bathroom policies in all businesses and schools instead of allowing accommodations for unique circumstances.
In such circumstances, an accommodation is the only realistic alternative to an endless and costly war.
My willingness to start out working for free, and much more importantly, my relatively privileged circumstances (London accommodation provided by kind parents) was, I was certain, a winning combination.
"It is possible that some, at the time, may have been in temporary accommodation and indeed their circumstances may now have changed... We are not shying away from taking enforcement action against those who are intentionally homeless, who refuse help and display anti-social behaviour," the statement read.
a Adjusted for employment status, accommodation type and living circumstances at baseline.
Although circumstances sometimes made accommodation to political liberalism necessary, fascists condemned this doctrine for placing the rights of the individual above the needs of the Volk, encouraging "divisiveness" (i.e., political pluralism), tolerating "decadent" values, and limiting the power of the state.
From next year, council tenants who claim benefits will face financial restrictions similar to those in private rented accommodation; if changes in their circumstances mean that they have too much room, their housing benefit will be cut to persuade them to face reality.
