In the remainder of this section, we consider the first subset, specifically the questions of whether the established EBPH framework needs to be modified to accommodate established conventions of CCA in public health, how a modified framework might be applied, and whether such a framework would resonate with existing approaches.
Times change and objectives have to be modified to accommodate the day.
While the Bush administration is likely to propose that the treaty be modified to accommodate a missile defense, the Russians are unlikely to go along.
Two Japanese theorists, Makoto Kobayashi and Toshihide Maskawa, later showed how the Standard Model could be modified to accommodate this result.
The Foldscope can be adapted, by fitting it with a more powerful LED, to project what it sees onto a screen, and the design can be modified to accommodate multiple lenses or filters.
Characteristically, organizers of the first postwar airlines relied on stocks of inexpensive surplus military planes, especially bombers, such as the De Havilland DH-4, that could be modified to accommodate passengers and mail.
Administration officials hope that this vague formulation reflected a new, if cautious, sense of pragmatism -- one that might open the door to a grand bargain on offensive and defensive systems in which the treaty would be modified to accommodate the American antimissile program.
Rules or norms that are clear and unquestioned at the government level, such as the separation of church and state (or in another country, the unified church-state), can be modified to accommodate differing points of view when the government funds a nonprofit organization to produce a service.
Nor can it easily be modified to accommodate Lorentz invariance.
The capability approach could of course be modified to accommodate responsibility concerns.
But, he suggests, labs could be "modified to accommodate more women.
