Sentence examples for another way of accommodating from inspiring English sources

Another way of accommodating strong convictions about the full moral status of all human beings bases that status on actual relationships between cognitively normal and radically-disabled human beings.

Most have some way of accommodating nonsmokers.

"Exposing cash customers to raw night cold is a novel way of accommodating them," Smith said.

Schools are poised to take advantage of this as a way of accommodating the 256,000 extra places needed by September next year.

Somehow, the party will need to find a way of accommodating both urban and rural voters within the one tent.

But the most worrying issue for whites is whether they can find a way of accommodating themselves to the new South Africa.

Judge Shashy said that the dumping would have to stop and that the prisons would have to find some way of accommodating the inmates by June 18.

But Strauss said the move had been dictated only because of the match situation, saying: "It was just a way of accommodating Davies at the top of the order.

It's a kind of cultural Jekyll-and-Hyde deal whereby you compartmentalise your listening habits as a way of accommodating and mitigating you and your cohabitant's incomplete musical compatibility.

Democratic politics have to find a way of accommodating communal feelings, and Nehru's lofty disdain for all faiths, except "scientific socialism," helped to provoke the kind of religious extremism that is now causing so much damage.

The generals urgently ought to do now what they should have done more than a year ago: talk to actors from across Egypt's political spectrum — not just the Muslim Brothers, but also the ultraconservative Salafis and the liberal protest movement — to find a way of accommodating peacefully their diverse and competing goals and interests.