Sentence examples for and accommodate the appropriate from inspiring English sources

In the same letter, Dobbs says: "In hindsight, the s106 agreement could have been worded to place additional obligations on the developer (eg to fully equip the support centre and to employ and accommodate the appropriate staff)." However, the agreement specifies only that "the appropriate buildings are constructed".

Measure and cut the final panel with a jigsaw to accommodate the appropriate length of the wall.

Programs need to assess and accommodate the type of compensation that would be appropriate to the community and programmatic context (UK Consortium on AIDS and International Development, 2012).

That term, equitable, is important because when a school has a high concentration of students with needs that must be accommodated, the appropriate per-pupil funding will almost certainly be greater than in communities where almost all children come from comfortable homes with abundant family resources.

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As is the case today, Rome had the resources to produce enough food and shelter to accommodate the increase in population, had it only undertaken appropriate planning.

There is no reason why this approach can't be used in the right context – it just takes lateral thinking, and appropriate detailing to accommodate the rainwater on the roof.

The first step is choosing a child-safe car, one that can accommodate the proper number of appropriate safety seats, in their correct positions, for young passengers of every age and size.

Healthcare organizations can take advantage of lessons learned in healthcare and across industries to modify productivity expectations and develop appropriate ways to accommodate the required learning curve associated with EHR implementations.

To clean downstems and bowl pieces, seal them in a sandwich bag (or whatever appropriate size to accommodate the pieces, one at a time) with alcohol and salt.

But social constructionist themes can be and have been picked up by naturalists who accommodate and appropriate the interesting and important cultural phenomena documented by constructionist authors while sidestepping more radical anti-scientific and anti-realist theses widely associated with social constructionism.