Sentence examples similar to taking accommodation from inspiring English sources

Questions then centered on participants' own perceptions of how others perceived them (metaperception) as an individual with test taking accommodations.

Tea production employs 20,000 pickers in Kericho, most of whom also take accommodation provided on-site.

Therefore, take accommodation out of the equation, because you can't go wrong either way.

Many of them have taken accommodation in cramped subdivided dorms in densely populated areas on the city's outer ring.

"That will take accommodations," Dr. Brinkley said.

If we cast our minds back, we can see that this "ruling passion" has been distinctly unruly over the last decade – free-floating about the political spectrum, taking temporary accommodation in the BNP, then flitting over to Ukip, before finally coming home to roost in the Brexit campaign.

The legislation would also prevent employers from using a worker's pregnancy to deny her opportunities on the job, force her to take an accommodation that she does not want or need, or force her onto leave when another reasonable accommodation could help keep her on the job — all rules that should already be familiar to employers, thanks to the Americans With Disabilities Act.

Being 70 takes some accommodation.

They were forced to take emergency accommodation in the very area she was trying to flee from.

The idea is to take an accommodation already available to religious nonprofit groups who object to paying for employees' birth control and extend it to for-profit companies.

"We've argued for the last two years that it would be fine to apply the penalty where people have refused to take smaller accommodation, but to penalise people when there's nowhere smaller to move to is perverse".