Many health care centers have already taken steps to accommodate Muslim patients.
Tyco International, whose former chief executive, L. Dennis Kozlowski, is on trial in Manhattan for grand larceny, also is taking steps to accommodate investors.
In Monday's legal ruling, Judge Peter Murphy took steps to accommodate the defendant in the case, a 22-year-old London woman who cannot be named for legal reasons.
Predictably, both SAS and IBM have taken steps to accommodate R and posit themselves in the middle of the predictive analytics revolution.
"Already, many businesses have taken steps to accommodate their customers in this regard".
With voter frustration with both major parties at an all-time high, strong support for third parties and several major races for governor and U.S. Senate with three candidates polling above 15%, it's time to join other democracies in taking steps to accommodate voter choice.
The question is a technical one, but it could mean the world for students with disabilities who may face discrimination under the Americans With Disabilities Act ― even as their schools are taking steps to accommodate them under other disability rights statutes.
For instance, the degree to which the mother took steps to accommodate his peculiarities, e.g., detailed instructions to the yard workers not to ring the bell or surprise them with noises; all the violent video games and guns; and how 'alone together' they had become.
Mr. Post, the spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, said that during the conversation Friday morning, Mr. Bloomberg reminded Mr. Harris that the city provided a handicapped-accessible van to take Mr. Harris to news events and "takes steps to accommodate his needs so he can function like any other reporter".
