Not only does America have an unusually clear idea of what it stands for as a country; it has had enough experience of accommodating different cultures to have created a template for cultural co-existence.
Most have some way of accommodating nonsmokers.
For the moment, might it be a good idea to accommodate yourself?" "Yes.
These outcomes range between those rare cases of instrumental take up of knowledge, to use of scientific concepts and ideas to accommodate conflict and facilitate political compromise, to controversies in which the opponents use competing knowledge claims to underpin their respective positions (Turnhout et al. 2008; Sarewitz, 2004; Memmler and Winkel 2007).
The findings appear to contradict the idea that accommodating the needs of pregnant women is bad for business and could provide an incentive for employers to offer more flexible schedules to pregnant employees.
Roger Waters knows a thing or two about smoke and mirrors, having staged the highest-grossing solo concert tour of all time – if one's idea of "solo" can accommodate a 12-piece band and crew numbering hundreds.
The idea was to accommodate the rapid increase of financial district workers in the growing crop of skyscrapers downtown.
Aghast at this suggestion, the town gets used to the idea as it accommodates to luxury, singing "Yellow Shoes," symbolic of its new comfort level.
In a short book pointedly titled "Avoiding War with China" (University of Virginia), Amitai Etzioni has a more concrete idea of how China should be accommodated.
Second, the economic theory of decision making, broadly understood, might accommodate the idea of obligation.
