Sentence examples for more accommodating on from inspiring English sources

Mrs Merkel should have been more accommodating on this.

One way to reach a labor agreement would be for the deficit-plagued authority to be more accommodating on noneconomic issues, most notably safety and discipline.

The judges have been more accommodating of the government on technical matters, including the protection of national security secrets.

While Cameron went out of his way to calm his party's looming fears on Europe, immigration and defense, he could hardly have been more accommodating to Clegg on other matters.

"Although it can be focused on making the workplace more accommodating to the mature worker, it's actually making it better for all workers," Sherman says.

Some readers offered suggestions on how airlines might make flights with children onboard more accommodating for all passengers.

The angels are much more accommodating to the founders.

"As great as we are about bringing fans close to the game and feeling like they're part of it, I don't think fans should be able to call in and dictate the outcome of the tournament," said Brandt Snedeker, one of the more accommodating players on the tour.

There is more accommodating news on other fronts.

In 2004, Burke made it clear that John F. Kerry, a Catholic who supports abortion rights, wouldn't be welcome to take Holy Communion in his archdiocese; Wuerl (and Cardinal Roger M. Mahony in Los Angeles) took a more accommodating position on the Communion question.

The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park was more accommodating, at least on the phone.