Sentence examples for accommodations to the needs from inspiring English sources
One of the recurring themes in the law of disability is the obligation of employers to make "reasonable accommodations" to the needs of the disabled — in other words, to bend the rules so that employees with physical and psychiatric problems can go on working.
Ms. Rowe, who served as guest editor for The Shakespeare Quarterly's special issue devoted to Shakespeare and new media, said: "The traditional process is not so much a gold standard but an effective accommodation to the needs of the field.
The fact that these courts existed at the billionaire's house and you were playing with the billionaire necessitated zero accommodation to the needs of others.
The modern large corporation and the modern apparatus of socialist planning are variant accommodations to the same need".
It's one of those very British accommodations to reconcile the conflicting needs for independence and scrutiny.
Any accommodation must be suitable to the needs of the homeless person and each member of the household, the five justices on the court said.
This flexible approach allowed the management of the center to take advantage of opportunities as they arose (e.g. the availability of a unique staff candidate, or accommodation to bureaucratic needs of the Ministry of Health).
Cabinet member for planning policy, Brian Robinson said: "We are asking people to put forward sites for us to consider because we need to make sure that we have sufficient accommodation available to meet the needs of our gypsy, traveller and travelling show people communities".
And in order for me to demonstrate my knowledge, I need my accommodations to even the playing field.
We decide to gamble, and when we return to Guanahani, we're told that we have until Tuesday to find other accommodations; the hotel needs to make repairs before the high season.
