Sentence examples for sensible accommodations from inspiring English sources
"This means there's less room, and more risk, for principals who would make sensible accommodations based on student age and the circumstances in question".
I am sure that Lords Hall and Patten can reach a sensible accommodation.
Kent Scheidegger, the legal director of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, a victims' rights group, said Monday's decision, Berghuis v. Thompkins, No. 08-1470, wasensibleible accommodation.
And much of the scholarly work focusing on the Founders has emphasized their failures more than their successes, primarily their failure to end slavery or reach a sensible accommodation with the Native Americans.
It took effort, imagination, diplomacy, sensible accommodation and nearly an entire day more than originally planned to forge the required agreements.
But others suggest that HB 1523 is a sensible accommodation to those in Mississippi with sincerely held religious or moral beliefs about marriage and LGBT identity.
I can poke many analytical holes in it, and I also realize that if the John Birchers who have a stranglehold on the Republican party were replaced merely by rock-ribbed Republicans that we could arrive at a more sensible accommodation that would be better economic and fiscal policy.
We already have the idea of reasonable accommodation, whereby sensible measures are put in place at work for people with particular cultural requirements – a prayer room perhaps – or requirements arising from a disability.
While some might argue that a hawkish central bank would simply use the opportunity of increased fiscal stimulus to provide less monetary accommodation, actual central-bank behaviour suggests sensible fiscal policy would have made a difference.
Renovations and even DIY could create a risk, so it's a sensible step for everybody – not just university students – to know where asbestos might be found in their homes and accommodation.
