Recognizing that environments differ across the rural urban continuum [ 44], we concluded the EQI would be most useful if it accommodated rural urban environmental differences.
If you can accommodate, I'd be more than happy to talk to the women in the house about a Yankee Candle party at some point".
"If we can accommodate him, I'm all for it," Mr. Towle said.
Robert Zito, the exchange's executive vice president for communications, said that while crowding was a consideration, "I think the stuff over the weekend, as I'm looking at where our priorities should be, led me to believe that if I was trying to accommodate responsible news organizations, I couldn't include Al-Jazeera in that group".
"I intend to take up with the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, the chairmen and ranking members of each, what other areas they feel they have a need to have access to the information and see if I can work to accommodate that," he said.
"I intend to take up with the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, the chairmen and ranking members of each, what other areas they feel they have a need to have access to the information and see if I can work to accommodate that," Mr. Barr told the senators.
As if to accommodate all the Southern Hemisphere natives who had arrived for the weekend, temperatures were unseasonably warm.
The pants were cuffed high, as if to accommodate the clown shoes they were meant to be paired with.
Those walls include a gate that shows signs of having been widened -- or so my guide claimed, probably fancifully -- as if to accommodate a giant wooden horse.
If they accommodate cuts, they find themselves being attacked by their staff and often face sullen hostility (and outright criticism from those forced to depart).
