Sentence examples for reasonably accommodate from inspiring English sources
Institutions are legally required to reasonably accommodate all students' sincerely held religious and moral beliefs, but accommodation is often in reaction to a request.
It also has processes for applicants, future employees and current employees to request accommodations related to their disabilities, and Twitter engages to reasonably accommodate these requests.
By law, airlines must reasonably accommodate passengers with disabilities.
The law requires employers to reasonably accommodate employees' religious beliefs.
Most important, it must adopt new policies to reasonably accommodate employees' religious practices.
This way, your room does not end up with more items than it can reasonably accommodate.
A sudden insistence on $30,000 French stoves that require more ventilation than can be reasonably accommodated.
"It is Mr. Harris's civil right to be reasonably accommodated, and there's nothing special about it," Ms. Dooha said.
Though I occasionally hopped up on sidewalks when I felt uncomfortable in traffic, I found drivers to be reasonably accommodating.
The majority therefore inquired whether the procedure that the SEIU employed reasonably accommodated the interests of the union, the employer, and nonmember employees.
Individual employees may on occasion have personal preference with regard to their religious needs which, according to both federal and state laws, must be reasonably accommodated by an employer.
