But it's not as though Bush suddenly gave up his own point of view to become more accommodating to the opposition.
Having female leadership at NASA has also changed things like the maternity leave policy, which has become more accommodating to women employees in recent years, said Mamta Patel Nagaraja, program manager of the Women@NASA program.
Architects said that parts of Oregon, Colorado, Texas and Virginia had also become more accommodating.
Thousands of corrupt police officers grew fat on the proceeds.In the past couple of years the rules have become more accommodating and migrant workers can now apply for their own work permits and sign contracts with their employers.
Parks have also changed to become more accommodating, experts say: There is an acknowledgment that they can no longer simply ignore the livelihoods of those who live around them. Park managers must now work to accommodate local, economic and recreational needs.
In the face of European hostility to its Georgian thrust, the Kremlin has not changed its objectives, but its tone has become more accommodating.
Similar to the chart above, acquisition value of enterprise companies outpaced that of consumer companies until recently, when the venture capital ecosystem became more accommodating of large M&A transactions, potentially driven by the run up in market capitalization of some of the earlier, successful IPOs of companies such as Google and Facebook.
But, as private colleges became more selective, public colleges became more accommodating.
In a meeting held in May, Goukouni became more accommodating, declaring that while Libyan withdrawal was not a priority, he would accept the decisions of the OAU.
When the lender becomes more accommodating, work with him or her to come up with a new payment plan.
