We aren't ready to accommodate all the need.
Uzbekistan has since sounded more ready to accommodate any American requests for help; Tajikistan, more closely under Russia's thumb, has said little.Yet Russia's diplomats can also see some opportunities for their country in co-operating with America.
Longer working lives are inevitable, but we have to be careful how we achieve this, to make sure there are jobs available, that the labour market is ready to accommodate such a move and to give people time to plan.
But Burnham did not convert, perhaps because most conservative Anglicans were willing to live, however grudgingly, with women priests, as long as those women were not their priests — or simply because, in the end, priests like him were not ready to accommodate to a Pope's discipline and dictates.
"If Joe wants to have his grand farewell in Wales, I am ready to accommodate," said Dawson, also a light heavyweight world champion, who added: "I'm ready to give Joe the opportunity to draw the curtain on his great career in front of his family and friends and 70,000 fans.
Thanks to the glass wall and some overhead blue lights, the theatrical shower is ready to accommodate anyone eager to stage a sexy singing-in-the-rain performance for a partner in the bedroom.
She would like to return to work, but thinks it will be impossible to find an employer ready to accommodate her ill-health.
Soft naturalists, on the other hand, are ready to accommodate subjective dispositions and personal attitudes within a general naturalistic framework.
But if there is a mistake, or a wrong entrance, he will be ready to accommodate things.
