Sentence examples for determination to accommodate from inspiring English sources
The phrase is a perfect expression of what Sunstein says is Obama's determination to accommodate disagreement to the extent possible.
Some classical music enthusiasts remain infuriated by the network's determination to accommodate genres including jazz and world music (Radio 3 will be broadcasting the Womad festival next weekend from the Wiltshire countryside).
Certainly the public "name and shame" approach in recent years strengthened his determination not to accommodate our views.
In this software package, the program for genotyping calling and breakpoint determination has been modified, to accommodate various types of mapping populations and to interface with programs for SNP identification and recombination bin map construction.
"You can't change the determination of what is organic to accommodate the biotechnology industry".
The poor tend to have a passive relationship to fate: their lack of self-determination makes them far more likely to accommodate problems than to solve them (they are, by extension, far less likely to commit suicide than are the empowered).
The gulf between athletes' private sense of self-discipline and determination and the public's easy moralizing remains too large to accommodate subtleties.
With devolution for Scotland and Wales, a process has been set in motion to accommodate claims to political and cultural self-determination among Britain's constituent nations.
Determination of the optimal daily dose, cortisol-time exposure and modification of treatment to accommodate a patient's response to stress and minor illness also present challenges.
We have updated the text to accommodate these uncertainties about the relationship between Cry1/2 stability and circadian period determination.
Both political and fiscal decentralization have been widely used by central governments as a means to accommodate the claim of geographically concentrated groups and minorities for self-determination, with mixed results.
