Sentence examples for making reasonable accommodations from inspiring English sources

Successful democracies, however, are all about power sharing, about making reasonable accommodations with the other side, not about making nonnegotiable demands and holding the government and the economy hostage.

The commission says it has made reasonable accommodations for a new owner who wants to renovate the building.

When I return to work, my employer is required by law to make "reasonable accommodations" to my disability.

That law requires companies to make reasonable accommodations to keep employees who have cancer or other disabilities.

The law prohibits discrimination against disabled people and mandates that most employers make "reasonable" accommodations for them.

As we have said previously, Saxon is always willing to make reasonable accommodations to amicably resolve a matter, especially for our service men and women".

A. Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the New York City Human Rights Law requires owners of buildings to make "reasonable accommodations" for residents with disabilities.

The Landmarks Preservation Committee has said it has made reasonable accommodations for a developer who needs to make the building economically viable but is otherwise restoring several of the building's historical elements.

Lawyers for the fair housing center say that such situations are all too common in Connecticut, even though the Fair Housing Act requires landlords to make reasonable accommodations to assist the disabled.

But under the federal Fair Housing Act, landlords are required to make "reasonable accommodations" for tenants who need them, and this would include installing such equipment for an older tenant.

A spokesman for Morgan Stanley, which bought Saxon in 2006, said that Saxon had revised its policy to ensure that it complied with the law and was willing to make "reasonable accommodations" to settle disputes, "especially for our servicemen and women".