Sentence examples for support and accommodate from inspiring English sources

If it is indeed a context-driven disorder, let's change the contexts in schools to accommodate the needs of children who have it, not just support and accommodate the needs of children with attention-surplus disorder.

This has resulted in the Program attracting greater numbers of IEPs than projected, and providing the flexibility to support and accommodate these greater numbers.

Projections identified the capacity to support and accommodate 8 IEPs per year in the practical and 16 in the written, and over the first 4 years of the program (2008 2011), 124 IEPs have participated.

University managements should work closely with academics to develop spaces – and flexible working initiatives – that support different types of working and accommodate individual preferences.

In the same letter, Dobbs says: "In hindsight, the s106 agreement could have been worded to place additional obligations on the developer (eg to fully equip the support centre and to employ and accommodate the appropriate staff)." However, the agreement specifies only that "the appropriate buildings are constructed".

The United States and its allies are building an air base in Kyrgyzstan, a neighboring former Soviet republic, that the commander of the military campaign in Afghanistan described last week as a "transportation hub" to house up to 3,000 troops and accommodate warplanes and support aircraft.

But David, will we receive the relevant amount of funding and support to accommodate this dream?

They normally lack basic facilities (ramps, support bars, adapted furniture and accommodated sanitary facilities) to ensure accessibility for children with disabilities.

The MIL-101 framework demonstrates to be a suitable and efficient support to accommodate catalytically active sandwich-type polyoxotungstates.

Their model also acknowledges the context and organisational infrastructure to support RCB by reducing barriers and accommodating diversity through providing mentorship, collaborations and networking, and by adopting a whole systems approach based on local need and existing levels of capacity.

The trend is already quite evident in larger enterprise settings where IT budget and support staff can accommodate a mix of desktops and notebooks.