Sentence examples for rules to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Last week, Judge Kram dismissed the cases, but said in her ruling that the German Parliament and fund administrators would have to change eligibility rules to accommodate the plaintiffs in the cases before her.

Even California is having a rethink, and may change its rules to accommodate straw-bale construction.

And the PGA Tour shouldn't change the rules to accommodate Martin.

Big brother will feel your pain and change the rules to accommodate you.

Major League Baseball won't change the rules to accommodate a player.

They might do, though many local governments have been surprisingly open to crafting rules to accommodate the new driverless vehicles.

Known as the Franciscan Mount Sinai, it was here in the white cave and this desolate stone fissure that Francis spent 40 days in the winter of 1223, praying, fasting and rewriting his original Rule to accommodate the exploding numbers of his increasingly fractious followers.

Finally, we propose a novel modification to the PSO update rule to accommodate discrete values, such as characters in DNA sequences, which may also be useful in other applications.

The more or less explicit purpose of the rules is to accommodate a power company, Duke Energy, that the E.P.A. had itself sued for violating the Clean Air Act.

"We are in the process of amending our domestic competition rules specifically to accommodate the clothing and grooming mandates of our boxers' religions," McAtee told HuffPost.

Shell had until Sept. 24 to drill into oil reservoirs in the Chukchi Sea, according to U.S. rules designed to accommodate the dangers of drilling in increasing ice and deteriorating weather in the environmentally sensitive region.