I am prepared to accommodate their concerns during the passage of the bill," the business secretary said.
Teachers of adults should also be prepared to accommodate adult lives — that is, the demands of family and work.
Most people who choose to work in television, particularly in commercial television, are prepared to accommodate themselves to the prevailing realities.
The UN refugee agency, the UNHCR, is preparing to accommodate an influx of 150,000 refugees, but the government is concerned that the actual figure will be much higher.
"Having established that their victims were prepared to accommodate that to please them, the next logical step was to encourage them to do this for payment," she told the jury.
A spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, Jason Post, said the mayor's office was "prepared to accommodate members of the public" who want to testify, "just as we have at bill signings over the last seven years".
"But these do not represent 'safe' levels HSE is prepared to accommodate – HSE would expect ambient airborne exposure levels in a building containing asbestos to be substantially below the control limit," a spokeswoman said.
The question now is whether Washington is prepared to accommodate its wishes to those of other powers in the area, and help broker a regional settlement for Afghanistan in which the United States will be only one player among several.
At the other end of Italy the Tunisians who have landed on Lampedusa in recent weeks have met with hostility, but here the mayor, Domenico Luciano, told the government the locality was prepared to accommodate its share of the newcomers.
The Turks have said they are prepared to accommodate a maximum of 100,000 Syrians, and it remains unclear what the Turkish government will do when that limit is reached.
