Sentence examples for has made to accommodate from inspiring English sources
The choreography Ms. Rioja chooses to perform is rooted in tradition, as are the adaptations this flamenco dancer, now in her early 70's, has made to accommodate age.
In arguing to save the case, Assistant State's Attorney Maura Lynch said that dismissing the indictment "after all the efforts the state has made to accommodate the defendant would be fundamentally unfair". Prosecutors, who cannot refile the charges against Kanneh, are considering whether to appeal Savage's ruling.
Scott Guthrie, a corporate vice president in the Microsoft Tools and Servers group, writes that the new push notification, using Apple Push Notification Services (APNS), is one of a series of updates Microsoft has made to accommodate developers who build apps for the iOS platform.
The victim's mother told the Calgary Sun she's frustrated by how many concessions the court has made to accommodate Neurauter's schedule.
While there are obviously intense, deeply felt disagreements about the contraception mandate, a good-faith effort has been made to accommodate them.
England's medieval knights had armour made to accommodate their lustrous moustaches.
Improvements telecom operators had made to their networks to accommodate the higher cable and fibre speeds had increased ADSL speeds by 10%, the report said.
Space outside has also been made to accommodate curbside pickups.
The trims, unfortunate in an already fast-paced round of delicious melodies, had no doubt been made to accommodate the two performances originally scheduled, at 6 30 and 8 30.
The scheduling, made to accommodate CBS Labor Dayy coverage, had the Americans Serena Williams and Mardy Fish playing prime-time afternoon matches on Ashe.
