The girl, Elodie, is severely allergic to dairy and eggs, and her mom says the school has failed to accommodate the child's "disability," according to Canadian outlet The Spec.
In addition, the health system has failed to accommodate the increased number of PLWHIV, partly through the expectation that PLWHIV on ART can control the recurrence of infections thus reducing the need for hospital visits.
Parliament has failed to oblige.
America has failed to build enough roads to accommodate the suburbs' growing population a big problem for places where public transport is generally weak or non-existent.
Despite having the world's third-largest proven oil reserves, Iran has failed to expand its aging refineries to accommodate the nation's rapidly expanding demand for gasoline, an appetite that has been whetted by low subsidized prices and a rapidly growing population of young adults who crave the independence that a motor vehicle provides.
In sum, Israel has failed to squeeze Hamas out of the equation and will almost certainly, in the end, somehow have to accommodate it.Easily said but very hard to do.
China, the larger A, has failed to ensure the security concern of the Philippines, the smaller B, and the latter has not succeeded in accommodating the former's concern of maintaining geopolitical strategy in the region either.
The officially-recognised but feeble Somali transitional government, the elders of the Hawiye clan (the main one in Mogadishu) and various prominent members of the far-flung Somali diaspora have all failed to accommodate each other and are largely responsible for the present fighting.The Somali government has been particularly weak.
Successive governments have failed to build capacity to accommodate Her Majesty's proliferating guests, so English and Welsh prisons are stuffed, and conditions are worsening (see article).
In her ruling, Administrative Law Judge Rosemarie Maldonado said the department had failed to show that accommodating the beard posed an undue hardship.
First Nations across the country charge that the government or industry have failed to consult with and accommodate them, but the law has only begun to define consultation in the last decade and "the courts have barely started to scratch the surface" of what accommodation means, Robert Janes said.
