Sentence examples for reason to accommodate from inspiring English sources

And Britain has reason to accommodate him.

With fears mounting that New Komeito may desert the coalition to go over to the DPJ, the LDP has all the more reason to accommodate its partner's demands.

Mr. Wills, whose book "Why I Am a Catholic" is being published soon, said there was no reason to accommodate the sinful actions of God's representatives on earth.

The reason is to accommodate Plácido Domingo, singing his 125th role and still taking artistic chances.

But at the same time, he said he also expected that companies would find ways to integrate iPads and tablets based on Google's Android operating system, if for no other reason than to accommodate employees who bring their personal devices to work.

This year, the decision to go outside was made for the same reason -- to accommodate thousands more supporters.

Authorities had moved the trial from the South Jakarta District Court to the Department of Agriculture for security reasons, and to accommodate a large crowd.

Olympic officials claimed the changes were "not for safety reasons but to accommodate the emotional state of the lugers".

Humean proponents of structural approaches to practical reason have attempted to accommodate the rational criticism of individual ends, without departing from the spirit of Zweckrationalität, by expanding their view to encompass the totality of an agent's ends.

Consider the recipient's position and offer to do whatever you can, within reason, to be accommodating and helpful.

Olympic officials insisted that the changes were not made for safety reasons, but rather to accommodate the emotional state of Kumaritashvili's fellow athletes — a bogus notion.