Sentence examples for return to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian people shouldn't compromise the integrity of their rights or Palestinian refugees' right of return to accommodate the needs of any Israeli political party.

where t1 is the time after the first day of the sick leave measured in months and where: d 1 t 1 = 1 if returning to accommodated work with the current employer in period t 1 2 if returning to non ‒ accommodated work with the current employer in period t 1 3 if returning to work with a new employer in period t 1 0 otherwise.

The first model includes a dummy variable that measures whether the sick-listed worker returned to accommodated work, i.e. respondents answered yes to at least one of the four questions.

In return, they are prepared to accommodate the social and sensory difficulties of autism – but many employers have yet to catch on that a few reasonable adjustments can make a huge difference to whether a potentially excellent worker stays or goes.

Russia says it has built housing in Chechnya to accommodate returning refugees and has found housing for those who want to remain in Ingushetia.

The initial rental property was, like many here, a gabled Cape on a 40-by-100-foot lot built after World War II, to accommodate returning soldiers.

Although still regarded by some locals as a repository for U.B.C. castoffs -- like many others in Canada, the university was built after World War II to accommodate returning veterans -- Simon Fraser consistently tops the comprehensive category in Maclean's.

A housing shortage after World War II saw North Brother used to accommodate returning G.I.'s and their families.

But when they returned, the airline refused to accommodate the pilots' need to express breastmilk on the job by either granting a temporary reassignment, facilitating pumping on planes, or providing space at airports.

Following the Armistice with Germany in 1918 steps were taken to create new Masonic Lodges in Toronto to accommodate returning soldiers looking to join Freemasonry, including a new Lodge in the West Toronto Junction neighbourhood of Toronto, which was instituted in 1919 and named The General Mercer Lodge in honour of Malcolm Mercer.

If Wilson's schedule opens up enough to accommodate a return to Luther, Neil Cross would resurrect Alice in a heartbeat.