As Republicans do, he has vigorously courted his party's base of conservative, Christian folks, and he has accommodated them with a 180-degree turn from positions he held as governor of Massachusetts.
But the records offer a glimpse inside the social and power circles of the Bloomberg administration, which has accommodated dozens of young people with connections to the mayor's friends, business associates and government appointees for the prestigious, if unpaid, slots.
Mr. Bileck has accommodated.
She has insisted on remaining in public school, and administrators at Edmond North High School have accommodated her with a flexible schedule.
(The judge will add back pay and front pay to that). The jury must therefore have concluded that the employee's religious objections were indeed sincere, and that the employer could have accommodated them with only minimal effort.
And the Cubs could not have accommodated HBO more ably with their stumble to the worst record in the National League this season.
"We need them to eventually go back to their home states, but the people in Adamawa have accommodated them so well even with [what] little there is to go around due to the current recession".
For example, the Family Accommodation Scale (Calvocoressi et al. 1995) assesses the degree to which relatives of people with OCD have accommodated patient rituals over the preceding month.
Finally, in a party riddled with "wets" who had accommodated themselves to Labour's postwar welfare state, she was a doctrinaire free-market fundamentalist, a radical believer in the individualism of the successful, a despiser of "society" ("there is no such thing") and social solidarity — a visionary, even a kind of revolutionary, and in temperament anything but conservative.
We took a chance on them and couldn't be happier with how they've accommodated us".
