Sentence examples for bill to accommodate from inspiring English sources

But in light of the Portland case, Mr. Roth said he would seek to change his bill to accommodate workers' concerns.

He signed a bill that affixed Robert Kennedy's name to the Justice Department building; renominated Clinton judges whose nominations had lapsed when President Clinton's term ended; compromised his education bill to accommodate Democratic ideas; and rarely, if ever, criticized any Democratic officeholder.

Some £30m was spent last summer to lure, among others, David Nugent (£6m), Pape Bouba Diop (£3m), Sulley Muntari (£7.2m), Glen Johnson (£4m) and John Utaka (£7m) to the south coast, with the wage bill stretched to accommodate experienced free-transfer signings such as Hermann Hreidarsson and Sylvain Distin.

But he was best known for his work with young and struggling independent filmmakers, who found in him a friend and mentor who would juggle his time, studio space and even his billing practices to accommodate their low budgets.

Of course, it was a golden era for many -- with neat new suburban homes, financed under the GI bill, modern schools to accommodate the post-World War II generation of children, snazzy cars and modern interstate highway systems.

There have been wrangles within the BBC over how those working on the show will be billed in order to accommodate the departure of Clark and the acknowledgement of Evans's contribution.

The bill would compel companies to accommodate pregnant women — for example, by offering extra breaks or the option of light duty — as long as it does not impose an "undue hardship" on their business.

Lieberman said he was already thinking about reworking his bill's R&D provisions to accommodate SARPA--a Security Advanced Research Projects Agency modeled after the Pentagon's agile Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

Working through the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee that she chairs, Landrieu and ranking minority member Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) have tweaked their bill over the years to accommodate many of those criticisms, and a year ago they fell just short of the finish line.

We are a nation that believes all men and women are created equal". It was an emotional scene in the Department of Interior, where the bill-signing took place to accommodate an unusually large crowd.

When members feel a need to break with the party on a controversial bill, DeLay is more likely to accommodate than intimidate, releasing votes the majority doesn't need or trying to schedule face-saving alternative measures.