We have still not yet accommodated pregnancy properly.
Lawyers for a disabled Islamic preacher, who has been jailed in Manhattan since his extradition from Britain in October, said on Friday that prison officials had not yet accommodated his many medical, hygienic and physical needs, including new prosthetic devices for his arms.
An end-of-the-world parable by the young, prolific playwright Adam Rapp that shows his strengths, namely a willingness to take on tough subjects (in this case the mistreatment of children) and a facility with contemporary vernacular (in this case, the vilest, most obscene hip-hop patois), but also his weaknesses, namely an ambition that his writerly depth doesn't yet accommodate.
However, several hurdles remain, including the lack of genomic sequences of many prokaryotic taxonomic representatives, and consensus procedures to describe new prokaryotic taxa that do not, as yet, accommodate genomic data.
"[T]he systems for allocating career slots, reputations, prestige and other resources do not yet easily accommodate these roles".
In particular, it suggests that achievement of one policy goal may be reliant on achievement of another goal in complex ways that the literature has not yet fully accommodated but which could help prioritize policy goals.
Both women, Ms. Urbani in particular, appear capable of eccentricities and power this band doesn't yet hold, but could learn to accommodate down the line.
A recent report from the business, innovation and skills select committee expressed disappointment that providers giving evidence to their inquiry into the coalition's higher education reforms felt for-profits were "not yet designed to accommodate the government's proposals for widening access".
Shares have been authorized, but are not yet issued, to accommodate future investors.
"Warm and cozy, inviting, capacious, yet accommodating; it's cheeky, but not impudent, you know what I'm saying?
