Sentence examples for job accommodating from inspiring English sources

His job: "accommodating chaos".

If there are large pedestrian volumes, the city needs to do a better job accommodating those needs.

If return to ordinary work is impossible because of permanently reduced working capacity, the municipality may refer the sick-listed worker to a 'flexjob', a wage-subsidized job with job tasks accommodated to the worker's working capacity and usually with reduced working hours.

Part of Ballesteros's job is accommodating cultural idiosyncrasies.

"Hunter does a good job of accommodating students with disabilities".

VéloSport does not exclude nonriders, and it did a good job of accommodating the less gung-ho in our group.

"It's very evident, when you look at some of these major law firms that have recently signed transactions, that the West Side properties seem to be doing a better job of accommodating both their current and future needs," Mr. Goodman said.

Also, major airlines need to do a better job at accommodating people with disabilities by building an accessible restroom within planes.

While Zataari is doing a good job of accommodating the swathes of refugees rushing out of Syria, it's clear that the humanitarian assistance available still isn't meeting the demand; reports suggest that as many as 40,000 Syrians fleeing the sites of chemical attacks are stranded in towns on the Syrian side of the border.  .

Scientific management also emphasized narrow job definitions and clear divisions of labour between jobs, thereby accommodating the low levels of education or skills expected of production workers.

Yes, he says, they have difficult clients but it's their job to accommodate them.