Sentence examples for seen as accommodating from inspiring English sources

"People silence themselves because they want to be seen as accommodating and hard-working," Ms. Perlow said.

"We are concerned about our independence, because what we do is worthless if we're just seen as accommodating the commissioner or if we have a bias on one side or the other," he said.

"Tackling child poverty is not something that can wait until fiscal circumstances are seen as accommodating.

Therefore, tackling child poverty is not something that can wait until fiscal circumstances are seen as accommodating.

But Mr. Levy runs the risk of angering the mayor if he is seen as too accommodating toward the teachers or as undercutting Mr. Giuliani.

They were angry with former president Boris Tadić, he says, because he was seen as too accommodating to the US and EU but now the new Serbian authorities seem to be "even more cooperative".

And that capitulating on torture and tax cuts and immigration and intolerance and out-Bushing Bush on Iraq can be seen as "not accommodating" the right.

As a place to see movies, DIFF is as accommodating as can be to journalists.

They will not always find referees as accommodating as Nishimura.

Both events spelt trouble for Spain's prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, whose popularity has fallen sharply as voters see him as accommodating to terrorists.

Not all European countries have been as accommodating as Italy.