Sentence examples for legitimate accommodation from inspiring English sources
When word of the plan got out this spring, it created instant controversy, with bloggers going on about the Islamification of the university, students divided on the use of their building-maintenance fees, and tricky legal questions about whether the plan is a legitimate accommodation of students' right to practice their religion — or unconstitutional government support for that religion.
Though there are legitimate concerns about the accommodations and the competition sites, the top concern of Athenians is transportation, just as it was before the Olympics came back to town.
If Ms Young meets this initial burden and UPS cannot give a legitimate, nondiscriminatory reason for refusing the accommodation, she might well win her case.
So O'Malley and Koonin are partly right when they claim that Bapteste and I would "claim that accommodation and expansion are not legitimate ways in which to treat hypotheses".
Doolittle and Bapteste, if pressed on this point, could claim that accommodation and expansion are not legitimate ways in which to treat hypotheses, especially when doing so relies on circularity between explanans and explanandum.
Not only does the French state provide no emergency accommodation for migrants; it refuses to acknowledge as legitimate any other shelter that might be erected.
There is also no guarantee that a victory by Dawa and the Islamic Supreme Council will serve the cause of political accommodation or lead to fair elections and the creation of legitimate local and provincial governments.
But in some public accommodations, "where identification is necessary," he said, it was legitimate to ask women to show their faces.
Many of the abuses centre on "holiday clubs" which dodge EU timeshare legislation with a contract which promises cheap travel and discounted accommodation without the guarantee of a holiday home which forms the basis of legitimate timeshare.
"We cannot accept the WA and SA governments have legitimate authority under Australian or international law to racially discriminate to disrupt or destroy the livelihoods, accommodations or habitat of the first peoples of Australia".
