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Buildings can rise as high as necessary to accommodate the floor area permitted on the site.
And $3.9 million for "extensive cabling necessary to accommodate multiple, domestic and international broadcasters".
Mr. Mathews said the expanded runway was necessary to accommodate the larger jets corporate executives fly these days.
The museum is closed to repair water damage and to do renovations necessary to accommodate the exhibition.
A lifeboat and living quarters necessary to accommodate six or seven astronauts have already been shelved by NASA, at the Bush administration's insistence.
Mr. Kelley said he would remain as long as necessary "to accommodate the need for a minimum of five active board members".
An estimated 50,000 spectators crammed into the Stade du 20 Mai for the 4am start necessary to accommodate prime-time schedules in the United States.
Mr. Greenspun said that the relocation of the center was necessary to accommodate a trade show scheduled to open at Pier 94 in 10 days.
Generally, current zoning rules impose no height limits on buildings, allowing them to rise as high as necessary to accommodate the floor area permitted at a site.
So I'm guessing that the iPhone's upsizing will be equally necessary to accommodate a bigger battery, so that Apple can solve the 4G/dead battery issue.
Management already yielded on its Sept. 15 deadline for a settlement, which it had said would be necessary to accommodate Mr. Vanska's wish to be rehearsing this week.
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