Sentence examples for had not accommodated from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the Palestinians expressed anger that the Israelis had not accommodated Palestinian requests to gain control of villages near Jerusalem when the Israelis drew up the maps for their next withdrawal from the West Bank, which was supposed to have proceeded next week.
"The school system is almost one-third immigrants, and the educational system has not accommodated their needs over the last 10 years.
A majority of synthetic time series of TCs to date, particularly those based on historical records, have not accommodated this non-stationarity.
However, these early applications of meta-analyses on such datasets have not accommodated between-study heterogeneity in the data synthesis.
Had regulation not accommodated those flows the savings would have gone elsewhere: maybe to Treasuries, which would have been safer for the economy as a whole but also less supportive of demand, but maybe other places as well.
For the first time since Eisenhower you have someone who has clearly not accommodated the conservative wing winning the nomination.
"For the first time since Eisenhower, Newt Gingrichh told me, "you have someone who has clearly not accommodated the conservative wing winning the nomination.
-- and that with McCain, "for the first time since Eisenhower, you have someone who has clearly not accommodated the conservative wing winning the nomination.
Sastry pointed out that system design to date has not sufficiently accommodated human users and the usability of systems, which can often be the weakest link in information assurance.
The relationship between different tax rates and retirement patterns is strong evidence that pensions and other benefits have not merely accommodated an existing trend in retirement ages, but have reinforced it.What should governments do about this?
