The NYPD, Doepfner wrote, "has accommodated on an almost daily basis since last fall, numerous large groups of demonstrators and marchers, all with virtually no cooperation, notice or advance planning from Occupy Wall Street representatives".
So, we've accommodated that.
It has already been suggested that the prevalent function of TIMP-2, among its multiple potential roles, is dependent from the specific biological context [ 42] and this concept has accommodated the discrepant data on the modulation of TIMP-2 in different kind of tumors.
Rather, the conflict continues because U.S. presidents — and to a far greater extent, members of the U.S. Congress, who depend every two years on electoral contributions — have accommodated a pathology that can only be cured by its defiance.
Dillon is a long way from the silk slips and smoking jackets of "Dirty Sexy Money," the Upper East Side soap opera (Wednesdays on ABC) that has accommodated high Episcopal, not merely as a social class but also as the primary occupation, both spiritual and literal, of one of its central characters, the Rev. Brian Darling.
Of late, Frank's record on LGBTQ issues has accommodated the status quo.
Because getting pregnant directly forces you to alter your schedule for another human being, reflect on how you have accommodated the needs of the baby and your body.
Mr. Bileck has accommodated.
Should we have accommodated the additional guests?
"But we have accommodated him without pressure".
