Sentence examples for granted to accommodate from inspiring English sources

But he will no longer be required to stay for months at a time as previously expected.The ruling split the trio of trial judges and excusal was granted to accommodate the "demanding functions of his office" and "not to gratify the dignity" of the president.

"Women further endorsed greater flexibility with federal grant funding to accommodate mothers with young children, and they placed more emphasis on devoting university resources to conduct and disseminate gender-equity research than did their male peers," the study said.

Mazagaon was granted to António Pessoa.

His arguments for the establishment of a Greater Israel were simple: it would grant more space to accommodate Jews from around the world and would keep the Arabs at bay.

G.E. tried to accommodate Ms. Nelson, granting a postpartum "family leave," and letting a nanny bring the baby to the office for midday feedings.

Nor would the block grant grow fast enough to accommodate expensive advances in medicine, rising demand for long-term care, or unexpected health care needs in the wake of epidemics or natural disasters.

This gives departments and hiring units the option to pay salary and benefits separately to accommodate grants where the expenditure of funds on tuition and fees (benefits) is disallowed.

Both provinces had mandatory full-day kindergarten for 5-year-olds, used an early development instrument during kindergarten, and provided operating grants to childcare centers to accommodate children with special needs.

The only elements of Newfoundland's ECEC system that conformed to an inclusive liberal model were a pilot project to create an early development instrument for children to be administered in the second half of kindergarten and the provision of operating grants directly to centers to accommodate children with special needs.

Table 7 provides an overview of key crops on which regulatory authorities have granted large increases in glyphosate tolerances to accommodate GE-HT crop uses, as well as harvest aid, green burndown applications.

But when that regulation conflicts with religious tenets, government has sometimes had to show a compelling reason for its requirements or, in practice, has granted a religious exemption or "conscience clause" to accommodate believers.