Why, she asks, can't such arrangements better accommodate the temperament and growth of the individual child?
In the past decade, shelters and clinical-treatment providers have tried to better accommodate the needs of abuse victims.
Behind the perimeter fence, construction crews are rebuilding the base to better accommodate the influx of drones.
To better accommodate the safety of our growing population of senior citizens, however, many more intersections need this treatment.
Nonetheless, repeated verses and the alternating verse/refrain form better accommodate the narrative quality of Ms. Lincoln's texts.
When Kuhn told the Times columnist Red Smith that he preferred night games "to better accommodate the fans," Smith accused M.L.B. of kowtowing to the networks.
"We decline to stretch or update statutory words of plain and ordinary meaning in order to better accommodate the digital age," Judge Jacobs wrote.
A different building with larger floors would better accommodate the company's Internet, broadcast and news-gathering operations, which are now spread across four buildings.
Ms. Farrell said that several family members emphasized that the ceremony should be on a weekend to better accommodate the thousands of people with ties to the victims.
The resilient city is just as adaptive and able to adjust to a disruption by making new plans, taking new actions, or modifying behaviours and mandates to better accommodate the situation.
The next time Bernstein popped in to hear how things were going, Ms. Cook boldly suggested that he alter vocal lines in a couple of places to better accommodate the text.
