Sentence examples for receive accommodation from inspiring English sources

The ICM survey of the British public show 57% believe asylum seekers are given up to £100 a week in vouchers to cover their living expenses when the reality is that they receive accommodation and vouchers worth £35 a week.

Muslim claimants in religious liberty cases in U.S. federal courts were only about half as likely to receive accommodation of their religious beliefs and practices as were claimants from other religious communities, one study found.

The CHWs (one male and one female for each village) are selected by the communities, should have completed high school, been resident in the community for at least 1 year and be trained for a period of 2 years during which they receive accommodation and financial support.

More than two million students take those tests each year, and thousands receive accommodations for disabilities.

Furthermore, the judge said, "If test providers meet this burden, then there would be no reason to flag the test results of disabled test takers who receive accommodations".

At the same time, there has been increasing concern that affluent white students receive accommodations on their standardized tests far more often than poor black or Hispanic students.

Mr. Breimhorst's lawsuit charges that the testing service has no evidence for concluding that the scores of disabled people who receive accommodations are less reliable or valid than the scores of those who take the test without accommodations.

Although travelers can ask for a specific room, it's more likely they will receive accommodations that meet a more general set of room priorities they can establish through the site, like quiet, views, size and easy access.

Students must apply for special testing with the assistance of their school counselor's office and must already receive accommodations on tests in school to be approved for them on the ACT.

And with increasing awareness of the federal anti-discrimination laws, students with disabilities have become more litigious about their right to receive accommodations on everything from bar exams and medical-school admission tests to the yearly state assessment tests.

According to the College Board, which sponsors the SAT, only about 2percentt of those who receive accommodations on the SAT do not get extended time, perhaps just using a large-type version of the test, or having a separate room in which to take it.