Sentence examples for may not be accommodated from inspiring English sources

271 By emphasizing the role of the physician in the regulatory framework for voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide, requests that are exclusively grounded in the patient's evaluation of his or her life (vs. the physician's assessment as well) may not be accommodated.

Buses may not be accommodating, you're on your own.

Atheists and polytheists, he allowed, could not be accommodated.

Bargoné told VICE his client has not been accommodated.

Further, many taboos may not be reasonably accommodated without sacrificing necessary rigor and content.

Additionally patients have different needs in terms of pace and amount of information and the data showed that this was not always easy to assess at the outset, and may not be easily accommodated in a checklist-driven consultation.

Disadvantages are that pathology centres are less flexible and study design may need to be adapted to this; for example, large numbers of fasting participants, designated appointment times and weekend collection may not be able to be accommodated.

Public institutions inundated by applications may not be so accommodating.

But certain members of the German Parliament, already upset about the cost to taxpayers, may not be so accommodating.

Scattered among the state's election results are some warning signs for Republicans looking at a future that may not be as accommodating to their policy prescriptions and sometimes harsh rhetoric on hot-button social issues.

But Mr. Buchheit, the debt lawyer, points out that many of the euro zone's government-guaranteed bank bonds have already fallen into the hands of private investors who may not be as accommodating as the central bank.