Mandating the monitoring team to accommodate zero corruption tolerance level in implementation process would caution all parties in the project chain.
The High Court will hear a case centering on the Gloucester school district in southeast Virginia, which is challenging the Obama administration mandate from last May to accommodate transgender students or risk losing federal cash.
The resilient city is just as adaptive and able to adjust to a disruption by making new plans, taking new actions, or modifying behaviours and mandates to better accommodate the situation.
Sweden also mandated that employers document how they had attempted to accommodate impaired workers.
In Queens, some high school students take fewer periods of instruction each day than are mandated by the State Education Department because the schools are too crowded to accommodate them.
Less serious, but also worrisome, was your idea, in the early days of your mandate, to lower the voting age to fourteen to accommodate young people who had so enthusiastically supported your candidacy.
The bloc's negotiators had gone to Paris with a mandate for a 2C target but were forced to accommodate more ambitious demands from "the most exposed countries", the bloc's climate chief, Miguel Arias Cañete, said.
"We are in the process of amending our domestic competition rules specifically to accommodate the clothing and grooming mandates of our boxers' religions," McAtee told HuffPost.
While there are obviously intense, deeply felt disagreements about the contraception mandate, a good-faith effort has been made to accommodate them.
In December the National Association of Evangelicals sent a letter to President Obama expressing their dissatisfaction with this mandate; "the Federal government is obligated by the First Amendment to accommodate the religious convictions of faith-based organizations of all kinds".
