It brings to mind the question that lies beneath this gesture of goodwill: of how far the authorities, given their recognition of the influence of electronic music on British culture, and the inescapable fact of how prevalent drugs are in that culture, are willing to acknowledge and accommodate the scene as it lives today?
In developing the intervention the psychologists had to acknowledge and accommodate the importance of the network of co-morbid physical complaints, inter-personal relationships and/or social isolation revealed as central to FoF.
Acknowledge and accommodate complexity and promote remedial action, by avoiding over-reliance on uni-dimensional theoretical approaches.
In rejecting the Theatre Charter, Amber Massie-Blomfield, head of communications at the Albany theatre in south London, invoked the "cat test": devised by theatre-maker Chris Goode, this proposes that if a cat can wander across the stage and its presence be acknowledged and accommodated, the action is genuinely live.
Finally, the planning committee acknowledged and accommodated needs specific to the missions of an academic medical center with respect to research and education in designing the new service.
In this manner, many Native Americans' concerns can be proactively acknowledged and accommodated to provide a more respectful and welcoming learning and working environment and increase their participation in STEM, to everyone's benefit.
"We are not opposed to beaver ever being reintroduced to Scotland; we simply want to ensure that any reintroduction, whatever the species, is only progressed after a robust assessment and justification process which ensures a competent decision in which impacts on land management have been fully acknowledged and accommodated.
Relentless plugging about how important acknowledging and accommodating sexual pleasure for disabled individuals is crucial.
Strengths of this approach are that it acknowledges and accommodates the clustering of child outcomes within schools/neighborhoods and households; and enables potential important confounders to be controlled for, while allowing random interactions among etiologic factors at different levels to be examined.
On the more positive side, Bayes (who was an 18th century priest, by the way) allows us to acknowledge, and therefore somehow accommodate, our prejudice and bias, as well as the weight of prior evidence, and therefore, in my opinion, provides as close to a mathematical description of "the scientific method" as we're likely to see.
Each must acknowledge the need to compromise and accommodate these rivals.
