"This case will help us understand what the rules are" when it comes to accommodating human needs and protecting endangered species, Ms. Norton said in New Mexico last month.
This is the 21st-century paradox: Even as political democracy has become the intellectual default mode for much of the world, the private sector usually trumps the public one when it comes to accommodating consumer choice.
Coming from a very different direction, Grush has argued (forthcoming §5) that Retentional models have a distinct advantage over Extensional models when it comes to accommodating certain 'temporal illusions'.
Despite this increasing willingness to help, the U.S. is not a global leader when it comes to accommodating breastfeeding mothers.
No oil is used in their cooking and they are incredibly conscious of all special diets when it comes to accommodating their guests.
"Even the conservatives have largely come to accommodate the fact that they were given a second chance in the postwar period by the US victors.
Finally, it's the story of how these two disciplines, which seemed for so long to be mutually exclusive, even antagonistic, have perforce come to accommodate each other in various beneficial and/or questionable ways.
Reading these sentences now, I find myself superimposing them onto the indistinct image of a hoard of commenters and thinking of how the culture has come to accommodate, if not to cherish, so many millions of miniature Mailers, determined to set the world aright, or at least to teach it a thing or two about a thing or two.
The run-up to the Iowa caucuses, like the rest of the primary season thus far, has underscored just how much general nuttiness and moral extremism the party has come to accommodate, with Iowa serving as a theater of the conservative absurd.
