The adsorption of atoms for a fair accommodation at the whisker tips and ledges would also proceed continuously under the influence of capillarity effect (Fig. 7d).
Employers, particularly those who employ low-wage workers, should adopt fair accommodation policies for pregnant workers that are clear, consistent and don't unfairly burden women, not only to avoid liability, but for the most basic reason of all: respect for pregnant workers' rights.
The European Union welcomes Russia's return to its rightful place in the European family in a spirit of friendship, cooperation, fair accommodation of interests and on the foundations of shared values enshrined in the common heritage of European civilisation.
In 2008, the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights ruled that the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, a Methodist group, violated the state's fair-accommodation law by refusing to allow a lesbian couple to hold a civil union ceremony on its beachfront pavilion.
Lawyers for the fair housing center say that such situations are all too common in Connecticut, even though the Fair Housing Act requires landlords to make reasonable accommodations to assist the disabled.
But under the federal Fair Housing Act, landlords are required to make "reasonable accommodations" for tenants who need them, and this would include installing such equipment for an older tenant.
The lawsuit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, claimed that the Wildflower Inn violated that state's Fair Housing and Public Accommodations Act when a representative said the inn would not host the wedding reception of Kate and Ming Linsley because of the owners' "personal feelings".
As Norrell puts it: "Having conditions forced on him, with the threat of destruction clearly the cost of resistance, does not constitute a fair definition of accommodation.
They just want an accommodation that is fair to both sides.
Nora's sense of social justice prompted her to become involved in many areas of community activity, including reading to the inmates at Bedford prison, protesting at Greenham Common, promoting fair trade and offering accommodation to striking miners.
In India, recruiters targeted young girls in particular, often promising them education, accommodation and fair pay, only to force them into harsh child labour and subject them to sexual abuse, the report said, while in Uzbekistan, the world's fifth largest exporter of cotton, forces up to one million people to work in the cotton fields every year, including children as young as 10.
