Sentence examples for accommodations whose from inspiring English sources

In "1408," adapted from a 2002 short story by Mr. King, John Cusack is the hack who drags his emotional baggage to Room 1408 of the Dolphin Hotel in Manhattan, accommodations whose history of grisly deaths demands investigation.

SINGLE ROOM SUBSIDY (ALSO CALLED THE 'BEDROOM TAX') A reduction in benefits for people living in council or housing association accommodation whose property is deemed to be larger than they need.

Note that all observations are single mothers so the omitted demographic profile is a never partnered or separated mother in owner occupied accommodation whose youngest child is 11 18.

Families living in council or housing association accommodation whose property is deemed to be larger than they need will receive less housing benefit from the beginning of April.

The new rules mean families living in council or housing association accommodation whose property is deemed to be larger than they need have received less housing benefit since April.

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In this framework, workers with unobservable disabilities who need accommodations or those whose employers do not offer accommodations would not receive them and likely leave their job due to an inaccessible workplace.

However, in this framework, workers who need but do not ask for accommodations or those whose employers do not comply with their request will not receive accommodations and likely leave their job due to the workplace no being accessible.

We provide accommodations for students whose disabilities substantially limit their ability to live in CUIMC's traditional housing units.

Columbia University Irving Medical Center provides disability housing accommodations to students whose disabilities substantially limit their abilities to live in our traditional housing units.

Or you can marvel at the spectacle that is Argentina Coach Diego Maradona, whose accommodations demands in South Africa include a luxury toilet seat and nonstop ice cream.