Eleven states and nine municipalities across the nation have similar laws directing employers to accommodate pregnant workers, bringing clarity for both workers and their employers.
With Rangers having adopted a more direct approach to accommodate the striker Joe Garner, it was Accies who produced the more fluent football in the opening phases.
Moreover, we equip our AIM microscope with direct log output to accommodate our enhanced dynamic range.
Because employers bear no direct responsibility for funding benefits paid to former employees, employers have no direct financial incentive to accommodate and rehabilitate employees who become impaired.
Last month, the Supreme Court sent Grimm's case back to the Richmond-based court for a do-over — a direct response to the Trump administration's rollback of Obama-era guidance directing schools on how to accommodate trans students.
As these are direct measurements of metabolic rate and fuel utilization, it is possible that gene changes take place during torpor to accommodate the glycolytic demand during arousal.
As Ms. Cockerline supervised and coordinated the renovation crew, Ms. Williams directed the moving of doors to accommodate king-size beds; leveraged in closets; outfitted new bathrooms; introduced soft, light colors to the walls; and found buys online.
After a period of scaling back his acting work, to accommodate directing and the Sundance festival, he now appears to be re-emerging energised.
Finally, to accommodate direct standardization, we restricted the cohort to individuals with complete demographic information (age, sex, and race) recorded (n = 16,785, 97%%).
The Obama administration tried to accommodate those employers by directing them to state their religious objections to the government, which would then direct a third-party insurer to provide the coverage to the organization's female employees.
