Sentence examples for every accommodation from inspiring English sources

Certainly, every accommodation should be made for fresh-faced saviors, but what about aging icons?

If you have a learning disability, take full and consistent advantage of every accommodation to which you are legally entitled.

There have been some practical changes, such as the legal requirement to provide an onsite nurse for every accommodation block that houses 100 workers or more, and new rules increasing the minimum amount of space for each worker by 50%.

But trade-offs in health policy are inevitable, and every accommodation that Republicans offer to a group like AARP, employers, hospitals or GOP governors will show up as a cost for somebody else.

We have to fight for every single accommodation, every doctor referral, insurance coverage, everything.

Traci L. Billingsley, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Prisons, said Friday that the agency "makes every reasonable accommodation that is consistent with safety and security".

An unregulated network of offshore businesses has been given unfettered access to students, and the students have been given every possible accommodation to bet and lose to their hearts' content.

Now there's an added incentive to book a stay at one of its properties in England or Wales – up to 50% off private rooms (sleeping between two and six) this summer, including the school holidays, when prices for virtually every other accommodation option skyrocket.

The term applies "not only to factory farms and slaughterhouses, but also to public parks, restaurants, nursing homes, grocery stores, pet stores, and virtually every public accommodation and private residence in the state," the complaint states.

The most progressive of these state policies requires employers to "make every reasonable accommodation" when requested, regardless of hours worked, employer size or the employee's tenure with the company, which requires more from the employer than the PDA post-Young.

Although Mr. Breimhorst had a physical disability, the largest, fastest-growing and most controversial group of students with disabilities -- accounting for 9 out of every 10 accommodations granted -- are those with attention deficit disorder or a learning disability like dyslexia.