accommodations shift the burden of a religious observance from those who practice the religion to those who do not". Because the accommodation process has the potential to impose burdens on affected employees – like delays or gaps in coverage – it is essential that the accommodation process truly be seamless.
The religious liberty argument is likely to be a stretch in court, given the fact that the school will be exempt from having to cover birth control under the new accommodation, which shifts the burden of coverage to the insurer.
My daughter expressed her anxiety by withdrawing into herself, attempting to placate the powers in her life through accommodation, whereas my son shifted the focus through rambunctious or irritable behavior.
One reason is that councils have shifted temporary accommodation for homeless applicants outside the home boroughs, and sometimes even outside London.
Bates, however, believed that these conditions are caused by tension of the muscles surrounding the eyeball, which he believed prevents the eyeball from sufficiently changing shape (per his explanation of accommodation) when gaze is shifted nearer or farther.
An interesting account of one of the world's great military marches, it also throws some light on the uneasy and shifting accommodation between the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the United States government.
In the context of Yobe this was exemplified by, for example, the accommodation of shift patterns to curfew requirements and the informal task-shifting that enabled key roles to be covered by available staff.
But in his later political life, the hardline unionist shifted towards an accommodation which in 2007 saw him enter office with his long-time enemy, Sinn Fein.
In New York City, where the Occupy movement began, police tactics toward the demonstrators have shifted away from accommodation and toward confrontation.
It has also been shown that bainite poles can get shifted due to plastic accommodation of austenite caused by martensite laths.
