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Swimming teachers handle only 25 students at a time, compared with 50 in regular gym classes, and there aren't nearly enough classes scheduled to accommodate everyone who wants to learn.
We are long past the shock of seeing a major sports event scheduled to accommodate television, but the Agassi-Roddick contrivances this week may represent a new tennis low for bottom-line chutzpah.
Subsequent lectures and workshops were scheduled to accommodate as many participants as possible.
For example, load levels of EVs and smart household appliances can be scheduled to accommodate more renewable generation output and meanwhile minimize the energy acquisition costs.
Interviews were scheduled to accommodate the availability of the busy clinicians and lasted up to 50 minutes each.
Keep in mind when doing this that many players will have 2 working parents, and so practices should be scheduled to accommodate busy work schedules.
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"I would definitely rotate my schedule to accommodate anything".
How can you change your schedule to accommodate it?
Power sent drafts for comments and shuffled her schedule to accommodate colleagues.
Both candidates are also adapting their fund-raising schedules to accommodate the geographical demands of the campaign trail.
In addition, hospital administrators have shifted part of their elective surgery schedule to accommodate for predictable influxes of emergency admissions.
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