Sentence examples for be accommodated under from inspiring English sources

Your son would be accommodated under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.

"The president felt that there were opportunities, indeed needs, for these investments that could not be accommodated under the discretionary caps that existed in last fall's budget agreement," explained Kei Koizumi, head of research at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in Washington, D.C., which Holdren directs.

Such a model requires that some of the crust be incorporated, perhaps being remelted and mixed with new mantle melts, into the oldest oceanic crust following the onset of seafloor spreading, as it cannot be accommodated under the conjugate margin when both are seen to experience excess subsidence.

The second assumption underlying the combat exclusion was that the differences between men and women (real or, just as frequently, the product of sexist imagination) could not be accommodated under battlefield conditions without compromising the war-fighting effectiveness of the force.

In the meantime, as many schools as can be accommodated under the present arrangement should be taken on board.

"When we were trained, head teachers learnt that all students can be accommodated under one roof regardless of their diverse backgrounds, beliefs, gender, and so forth," says school head teacher, Ms. Winfred Sila.

I would assume that it's not being explained properly to parents whose children are being accommodated under section 20 and I do wonder how well most social workers understand its legal basis.

The animals were accommodated under standard experimental conditions according to the rules and regulations of institutional ethical Committee for the Purpose of Control and Suspension of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) under Ministry of Animal Welfare Division, Government of India, New Delhi (ref no.

Due to the higher code utilization factor of T-MPC, a greater number of users are accommodated under certain bit-error rate (BER) resulting in remarkable improvement in the spectral efficiency (SE) and capacity.

She can likely do that by showing that a large percentage of non-pregnant workers are accommodated under a policy or practice, while only a small percentage of pregnant workers are afforded accommodations (assuming the employer's justification is not "sufficiently strong" to justify the burden on pregnant workers).

Nearly 20,000 more students and 1,000 more classes would be accommodated next year under a preliminary budget plan that will be presented to California State University trustees Tuesday.