They have been great at accommodating me".
Humans are skilled at accommodating environmental variables.
The independent Ukrainian state's response to this has varied, from attempts to accommodate Russia and the Russian-speaking population to attempts at linguistic and historical "Ukrainization".
Mr. Schlossberg's recent projects include the American Family Immigration History Center at Ellis Island and the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center in Washington, where the design attempts to accommodate Roman Catholics as well as the merely curious.
But many southerners have rebuffed his tentative attempts to accommodate them.
Attempts to accommodate Quebec nationalism constitutionally through the Meech Lake Accord failed in 1990.
It's also important to establish frequent, recurring team meetings that at least attempt to accommodate everyone's schedule, he adds.
For a critique of the acquaintance theorist's attempt to accommodate fallibility at the foundations, see Huemer 2007 and Poston 2010.
Compromise-related responses imply recognizing and attempting to accommodate competing demands but not at their full strength; this would entail finding a middle ground in the form of settlement or balance (Jay 2013; Smith and Lewis 2011).
We attempted to accommodate what we could expect from students at this level and that we tested the students' ability to report auscultatory findings, not their skills in general clinical examination.
In contrast to this, we found that significant delays take place while parents are actually seeking care (between different levels of formal health care), not least at the health facilities themselves, while parents (mothers) attempt to accommodate health professionals' demands.
