Sentence examples for redefined to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Ware's position as a Peterhouse Research Fellow had to be redefined to accommodate the new teaching role.
PPPs require that the role of the state be redefined to accommodate the changes and provide space for the private sector's role in the provision of education.
Background: The links between nature and nurture need to be redefined to accommodate anthropogenic chemical contamination.
Nor will they cheer his implicit concession that the Supreme Court's 2003 case invalidating anti-sodomy laws does not require redefining marriage to accommodate same-sex relationships.
The victory over the NF in the 70s was durable because it redefined British citizenship to accommodate populations which wanted to live and work here without abandoning their cultural identity.
If marriage is redefined once, what is to stop it being redefined to allow polygamy?
Essentially, physics is being redefined by the need to accommodate these new views of what constitutes biological systems and how they function.
We oppose efforts to redefine the marriage unit to accommodate proponents of homosexual "marriages" and oppose any legislation that legally recognizes same-sex marriage, civil unions, or allows such couples to adopt children or provide foster care.
Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.
I tried to accommodate it".
