Articles then give details about recommended places to eat, night life, accommodations and, of course, children's activities.
In order to maintain recreation, life accommodations had to be made such as modifying the sewing machine for an elbow control [ 23].
"Employers often think that religion needs to be treated differently than other facets of work-life accommodation, but in many instances the practices a company already has in place can be used to accommodate religious beliefs and practices too," Fowler said.
New research suggests that, because it's primarily women who take advantage of leave and part-time entitlements, work-life accommodations often paradoxically limit career trajectories.
As I wrote in an article appearing this week in The New York Times Magazine, if you want women to be bigger participants in the labor force, some expansion of work-life accommodations (parental leave, flex work, telecommuting, etc). is probably desirable, particularly relative to the barren landscape of work-life policies in the United States.
Refugees experience life in accommodation in different ways.
The Times Higher Student Experience Survey asked more than 14,000 students to rate the quality of lectures, staff, social life and accommodation.
The Times Higher Education survey asked more than 12,000 full-time students to rate the quality of lectures, staff, social life and accommodation.
There is a time in every life when accommodation becomes capitulation.
An ecstatically nationalist Mitică is a contradiction in terms, since his formula in life is accommodation, adaption to the situations".
Each new prison place now costs £170,000 over the life of the accommodation.
