Sentence examples for standards for accommodating from inspiring English sources

Besides separating minors from adults, the office has established standards for accommodating minors in less restrictive settings, while providing a variety of social services.

German chancellor Angela Merkel reiterated her support for quotas for distributing refugees, telling a news conference in Berlin: "This joint European asylum system cannot just exist on paper but must also exist in practice – I say that because it lays out minimum standards for accommodating refugees and the task of registering refugees".

In a short space of time, double-shift schools are increasingly becoming the standard for accommodating the large influx of Syrian refugee children across the Middle East region.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), signed by President George H.W. Bush in 1990, set standards for fully accommodating the blind and sight-impaired, deaf and hard-of-hearing, and those with limited speech and mobility into workplaces, schools, union halls, hotels, restaurants, and government buildings.

The present study proposed interval matching using bootstrap CIs for accommodating unit-specific standard errors of (the logit of) propensity scores.

Interval matching extends caliper matching for accommodating the estimation error (or standard error) of the estimated propensity score by establishing a CI of the estimated propensity score for each unit.

More specifically, it is argued that democratic standards are pluralistic, accommodating the different standards possessed and used by democratic citizens.

The moderated t-test assumes the same distribution for the error variance of all genes in order to estimate the variance of an individual gene with an empirical Bayes method, using posterior residual standard deviations instead of traditional standard deviations, to accommodate for the low number of replicates for each group [ 20].

The decision came one day before the deadline for the military to update its medical standards to accommodate transgender service members.

Has the military really lowered its standards to accommodate women?

In 1970, Oberlin had modified its grading standards to accommodate activism around the Vietnam War and the Kent State shootings, and Bautista had hoped for something similar.