The parking lot, officials say, can readily accommodate RV's.
"China's public finance position is remarkably strong and can readily accommodate a permanently high level of government spending".
Automobile assembly plants did not readily accommodate airframes, nor could an automobile engine factory be converted without substantial modification.
Even when several generations are not living together permanently, more and more families are looking for housing alternatives that can readily accommodate extended visits from overseas relatives.
In seeking a bond, people readily accommodate to one another's manner of speaking through "language style matching," getting their function words in sync.
For the second helping of beet, with the smoked haddock and sauteed sweet potatoes, the challenge is more definitely to find a light yet characterful red that can readily accommodate itself to being chilled.
As the site began to more readily accommodate businesses, brands and celebrities as active participants as well as potential advertisers, Zuckerberg and company had to reconcile the presence of these new commercial actors (and new tools like Pages and profiles for public figures) with the existing social fabric of the site.
WikiLeaks needs to evolve into an institution that is more stable, with coherent protocols that can readily accommodate situations where the just and unjust are unclearly delineated, as they often are, without diluting the core WikiLeaks mission: unearthing wrongdoing and giving genuine whistleblowers a safe harbor.
A spokesman for the minister for small business, Bruce Bilson, said: "The government is aware of the view in Tasmania that the secondary boycott provisions, and some other provisions of the competition law relating to false and misleading representations, should more readily accommodate campaigns involving non-government organisations.
Current meshing practices do not readily accommodate the inclusion of implants.
There may also be career repercussions, especially if head office cannot readily accommodate the returnee.
