Existing conceptual models of downstream bank erosion process zones may need to consider a wider array of mass failure processes to accommodate for wet flow failures.
Some are rejigging processes to accommodate older workers.
On the product side, we also used multi-currency payment processes to accommodate local market needs.
Congress didn't pass the law for the basic reason that you don't change democratic process to accommodate a particular view or outcome".
This has been regarded as a price worth paying to avoid having to reorganise the manufacturing process to accommodate new materials.
A Republican official in Franklin County, Ohio, writing of his state's decision to limit early-voting, said: "We shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban [ie, heavily black] voter-turnout machine".
And in Ohio, another swing state that went for Obama, a top adviser to John Kasich, the Republican governor, defended a decree that curtailed early voting, telling the Columbus Dispatch, "We shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine".
(d) The chairman of Ohio's Franklin County Board of Elections who defended the decision by Secretary of State Jon Husted to disallow early weekend voting by saying, "I guess I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban read African-American voter-turnout mAfrican-American voter-turnout
The friction detonated this week when Doug Preisse, the influential Republican Party chairman of Franklin County, which includes the state capital, Columbus, was quoted in The Columbus Dispatch newspaper as saying, "I guess I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter turnout machine".
Many groups have developed different IPMC fabrication processes to accommodate various functions [43 47].
The SEC says that it has since adjusted its processes to accommodate filings from the Bulletin Board.
