Early on they were receptive to making adjustments to the production, and to making accommodations in the lobby by designating areas that could be quiet areas.
Utility, however, remains the focal point of this essay, relative to calculating the site for a princely house, and making accommodations in fine house design to meet weather conditions, circulatory needs, and like parameters.
"We're happy to make accommodations with our load-in schedule for any memorial service that the family does decide to have".
In Continental European practice, although it would be very new stuff in Britain's winner-take-all parliamentary tradition, coalition partners make accommodations to one another in forming a joint road map for governing.
And it is under significant pressure to make accommodations for Saudi women in London.
Michigan's law does not compel an employer to make accommodations for marijuana consumption "in any workplace" or for "any employee working while under the influence of marijuana," according to the legislation.
"We are strongly in favor of laws that make accommodations for smokers and nonsmokers in restaurants, bars and other places," said John Singleton, director of public affairs for R.J. Reynolds, one of the largest tobacco companies in the United States.
"They're doing things they never would have done five years ago -- changing schedules, ordering crews to make accommodations," a senior military official in Hawaii said.
Certainly liberal education must make accommodations to power and wealth: In 1718, Yale's founders turned for support to Elihu Yale of the first multinational corporation, East India Company (which later acquired the island of Singapura for the British Crown).
