Sentence examples for standards to accommodate from inspiring English sources
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.
Although the abbey was rebuilt from ruins 50 years ago, it needs further extensive work to meet modern standards to accommodate pilgrims and tourists.
An auditing firm that knew that its contract had a defined time horizon -- say, five years -- would have far less incentive to compromise its standards to accommodate a management whose accounting practices were questionably aggressive or problematic.
The decision came one day before the deadline for the military to update its medical standards to accommodate transgender service members.
The bridge's design, which meets highway standards to accommodate rushes of pedestrian traffic simultaneously exiting Pritzker Pavilion events, enables it to bear a heavy load.
Given numerous vehicular networking applications and use cases with diverse set of systems performance requirements, it is difficult for a single standard to accommodate all of them simultaneously, specially, when most of these requirements are often conflicting in nature.
However, as we have mentioned, elaboration is allowed to have a broader interpretation and elaboration and synchronous are not complementary; thus, we may consider relaxing our standard to accommodate this, i.e., if annotators pick the near nodes of addition or elaboration, we should consider them agree to each other.
Creating a new legal standard to accommodate those past mistakes would only compound the problem and drive the United States' reputation further into the ground.
In the United States, the American Kennel Club AKC) and the Labrador's breed club have set the breed standard to accommodate the field-bred Labrador somewhat.
It's terrible when your moral standards begin to accommodate this person's lifestyle.
