Sentence examples for amendment to accommodate from inspiring English sources

He has planned to undercut the first amendment to accommodate his litigious score-settling.

In power for nearly 30 years and with a potential succession transition to his son Gamal on the horizon, there is little chance that Hosni Mubarak will support a constitutional amendment to accommodate ElBaradei.

In December the National Association of Evangelicals sent a letter to President Obama expressing their dissatisfaction with this mandate; "the Federal government is obligated by the First Amendment to accommodate the religious convictions of faith-based organizations of all kinds".

"Portland does not do economic development by whim and land use policy by exemption and amendment to accommodate every corporate snake-oil salesman with a rap about jobs and tax revenues.

Even then, a score of amendments will be offered to accommodate lawmakers' concerns — and oratory — about rural post offices, mail-order businesses and other issues.

Controversial constitutional amendments have already been decreed to accommodate a new institutional role for the armed forces in politics, and the general will be staying on as (unelected) president.

(Amendments need to be added to accommodate cases of spur-of-the-moment, or impulsive freely willed action).

The current version of the Act, passed in 2008, incorporates a number of very significant amendments, which were again made to accommodate rapid advances in science as well as changes in public attitudes and clinical practice (Lovell-Badge, 2008).

Before the earlier attempt to pass a farm bill failed, Lucas had worked hard to accommodate conservatives by allowing an amendment that made the food stamp provisions harsher.

The cancellation, according to the judge, was clearly intended to prevent Constance's attendance at the prom with her girlfriend and their refusal to accommodate a lesbian prom attendee violated the First Amendment.

If Republicans offered amendments that had anything to do with creating jobs, we would have been happy to accommodate them.