Sentence examples for states to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Supporters of the Obama administration's approach say it is allowing states to accommodate differences between students, rather than entrapping schools with unattainable goals.
In this paper an observer-based novel design of robust control system with an estimate scheme of sensor states to accommodate extended bounded-sensor-faults is proposed.
In the briefs, they pose the legal issue in stark terms: throwing out laws against gay marriage by applying the "heightened scrutiny" standard that judges use on other discriminatory laws "would compromise the ability of states to accommodate religious and moral objections to homosexual conduct on the part of employers and individuals".
As I've written here before, the American bishops of the Catholic Church submitted an amicus brief to the Supreme Court this year arguing that to rule in favor of marriage equality "would compromise the ability of states to accommodate religious and moral objections to homosexual conduct on the part of employers and individuals".
It has been shown that algae actually can reversibly enter different physiological states to accommodate the changed environment (Ferroni et al., 2009).
Cells can switch between two internal states to accommodate environmental and intercellular conditions.
The New York State School Boards Association filed a lawsuit on Friday challenging a new school district created by the state to accommodate Hasidic children.
For the liberal state to accommodate a diversity of beliefs while having few positive convictions is one of the more admirable achievements of civilization.
Judge Sotomayor, an appellate judge who originally heard the case as a District Court trial judge, wrote that the failure of the state to accommodate Ms. Bartlett's reading impairment was a major factor in her inability to pass.
But there aren't enough homes in the state to accommodate a wave of new workers.
As it is, there are not enough jobs in the state to accommodate the workforce.
