Emergency health-providing facilities, clinics, operating rooms and laboratories were established in make-shift accommodations around the affected area [ 9].
The attorney said that only Muslim production workers in the afternoon shift required accommodations.
In other words, economic challenges will not justify strategic shift or accommodations from the perspective of Ayatollah Khamenei.
One of these men, Shabir Shah, began to make the shift toward accommodation with India in the mid-1990's, not long after being released from 22 years as a political prisoner in Indian jails.
A conservative assumption of a small (1%) shift in accommodation following long-term employment was shown to result in overall cost-savings in a secondary analysis.
One reason is that councils have shifted temporary accommodation for homeless applicants outside the home boroughs, and sometimes even outside London.
This may fulfil the conditions of sufficient passive axial mobility, as postulated by Preussner, to allow for clinically relevant shift-induced accommodation when embedded in his magnet-driven concept [ 17].
In both the secondary analyses, supported employment was the dominant option (more effective and overall less costly than standard care), as intervention costs were more than offset by accommodation cost-savings due to the small shift towards private accommodation (secondary analysis I), or by NHS and PSS cost-savings attributed to people finding employment (secondary analysis II).
He said he was skeptical that Muslims had changed their attitudes, or even could shift toward greater accommodation of European norms.
She had reportedly been working alone on a night shift at the accommodation for unaccompanied migrant children in Mölndal, near Gothenburg.
Some idea of the extent of this shift of banking accommodation can be gleaned from the comparative figures of the reporting Member Banks of the Federal Reserve System: The whole development has proved most disastrous to stockholders and most embarrassing to the banks.
