Then you find solutions that accommodate the situation as you find it.
In particular, create policies and physical plans that accommodate the electrification of transport.
One possible answer: "Spaces in the heart that accommodate the absent".
So Rick Santorum aside, we have to have civil laws that accommodate the wide range of theological teachings about when life begins.
The Obama administration is working to create rules that accommodate the non-profit groups' concerns, but still provide contraceptive coverage to employees.
First, small-scale farmers could use sealed bags and low-capacity plastic or metal silos that accommodate the actual annual harvest, enabling a reduction in losses of up to 40% compared with current crop management practices.
Of course, the MEPs unique problem will be how to develop policies that accommodate the entire spectrum of European values, so as to avoid the chaotic consequences of "enhancement tourism".
The company has become the lead manufacturer that Intel uses for showcasing new products, and rivals often relabel and ship systems built by Super Micro until they can come up with their own designs that accommodate the latest chips.
Many blackened toenails can be solved by wearing shoes that aren't too snug, or ones that accommodate the foot swelling that's the norm with long distances, or by filing the nails flat on top.
Finding the time to design lesson plans that accommodate the diversity of learning styles can be time intensive for educators.
Figure 6 lists the additional ports that accommodate the different custom instruction types, where only the ports used for the specific custom instruction implementation are required.
