Some did not disclose their back problem to their employers, fearing the employer may be unwilling to accommodate their needs, or might terminate their employment [ 69].
Moreover, they had improved upon the Roman attempts at systematic plans for the monasteries themselves, which might accommodate 1,000 persons monks, brethren, craftsmen, servants, slaves, and guests with provision for their multiple activities and also suitable storage facilities.
The larger stalls might accommodate a Lipizzaner, with its tack.
It seats roughly 55 in a space that might accommodate more, at tables set well apart from one another.
The larger ones in Sperone's front gallery might accommodate a decent-length ode, and they share a format novel even for this iconoclastic artist.
Kitchen alcoves that might accommodate trash compactors are instead being fitted with special wine refrigerators, which have become part of standard appliance packages.
Other schools might accommodate a pupil's wishes to take on a different gender identity, then fail to deal with transphobic bullying that follows.
Certainly, expansion teams generally find their feet through the rather unglamorous virtues of hard work first, creativity second, and Kreis was never quite able to conjure a coherent vision for a midfield that might accommodate Andrea Pirlo, and, say, Ned Grabavoy.
It was during her intensive graduate studies at Yale (where, she said, "you have to do everything, play everything, be everything") that Ms. Clarkson realized just how her career might accommodate her larger instincts.
Biden and Gelb did not, in fact, call for the partitioning of Iraq; they called for a power-sharing arrangement that might accommodate the intensifying centrifugal force of ethnic and religious divisions.
