Sentence examples for calling for accommodation from inspiring English sources

Calling for "accommodation" over wearing the veil, a spokesperson said: "It is a shame that the niqab - the full face veil that a minority of Muslim women wear - has become a polarising issue when it need not be".

From there he goes on to suggest a rational rubric and then apply that rubric to a number of situations that might call for accommodation.

However, by October 1943, it was clearly too small for COSSAC needs, which called for accommodation for a staff of 320 officers and 600 other ranks.

The law calls for accommodations for the sick, as it requires ramps for people in wheelchairs, the group said.

To tackle homophobia and transphobia at university, some students are calling for separate accommodation.

Advocates and justice agencies have been calling for alternative accommodation since the detainees were first transferred to Don Dale in 2014.

While awaiting the outcome of those negotiations, lawmakers in this Bible Belt state of 3.9 million passed a bill to make it a felony for a doctor to perform an abortion (since vetoed) and took up a measure calling for special accommodations for students who object on religious grounds to sharing restroom or shower facilities with transgender classmates.

In general, Institute policy calls for reasonable accommodations to be made for students with disabilities on an individualized and flexible basis.

It would lose a powerful voice urging Tibetans down the path of moderation; and one calling for just the sort of accommodation China claims it wants.

Yang Lan, a UNICEF Ambassador in China and a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), submitted a resolutions during the CPPCC in March calling for more support and workplace accommodation for breastfeeding mothers, and for regulations on formula marketing.

Among blacks in the first part of the 20th century there was a division between Booker T. Washington's call for accommodation to the status quo and W. E. B. Du Bois's appeal to struggle for equal rights, but just about everybody wanted the good life as Americans saw it.