Dr. Hani Shunaib said the Sukhayrat agreement could be amended to take into account "historical backgrounds that were not accommodated before," including the fact that Libya comprises three historical states, Barqa (Cyrenaica), Tripoli, and Fezzan.
Marienfelde, I found, is a complex of three-story apartment houses, in the southern part of Berlin, which before August 13th sometimes accommodated as many as thirty-three hundred refugees.
It seems that within the cycling community, it's seen as "cool" to break the rules, probably stemming from the years before bikes were accommodated in cities.
Before they were accommodated, however, we had no "official" policy to guide us in making such requests on their behalf -- the Army did not recognize exceptions to grooming and appearance policies -- but the process we followed is the same one established in these new guidelines.
The term "bereavement overload" has been introduced into the grief literature to describe a phenomenon in which an individual confronts multiple losses, such that one loss cannot be accommodated before another occurs [ 18].
Those objections have been aired before, and either rebutted or accommodated.
The Philharmonic has occasionally extended the stage before to accommodate large choral works or additional musicians.
Speculators have placed bets leveraged to a degree never before seen, and the big lenders accommodated them.
Many schools already run a double lunch shift from 11.30am to 1.30pm because all pupils cannot be accommodated, even before the pressure of extra mouths to feed.
He holds that logic presupposes a correspondence theory of truth (he calls it the 'copy' theory), but it is apparent that he thinks this theory metaphysically inadequate: indeed, he marshals against it counter-examples drawing on, e.g., disjunctions, counter-examples which had to await the theory of truth-functions before they could be accommodated.
