The five-star Hotel Bel-Air in Beverly Hills, for example, accommodates guests' varying check-in and checkout needs, said the general manager, Carlos Lopes.
The current platform of the Libertarian Party, for example, accommodates its anarchist contingent by stating that "governments, when instituted, must not violate individual rights".
The IMF has been an important partner in these efforts--for example, by accommodating refugee or security-related outlays in our programs with Iraq, Jordan and Tunisia, as well as through our policy advice and capacity building activities throughout the region.
For example, an accommodating style of negotiation is when one partner will give a win to the other person.
Alternatively, plasticity of Nup188, Nup192, and the Nic96 complex as a whole, may be important for the nuclear transport function of the NPC, for example, by accommodating large soluble cargos or regulating the translocation of inner nuclear membrane proteins.
We didn't have enough primary care physicians, for example, to accommodate the sudden surge of people who now could afford primary care.
The center in Minato ward, for example, can accommodate only 2.8 precent of the 36,989 people over 65 living in that ward.
For example, to accommodate declining eyesight, homes can be fitted with brighter bulbs, better lighting locations, easily accessed controls and nighttime guide lights.
The high-temperature form of KAlSi3O8 (sanidine), for example, can accommodate more sodium (Na) in place of potassium (K) than can microcline, its low-temperature counterpart.
The course at Newmarket, for example, can accommodate a race of 2.25 miles (3.6 km) with a gentle change of direction of less than 90 degrees, but spectators cannot see all the race.
