Many had heard the French president's request to the UK that they should accommodate all the remaining children, and assumed that this would happen.
Nevertheless, that still says amplification will be the norm in a Central Park open-air arena much smaller than the Met auditorium--a space that should readily accommodate the unamplified human voice, particularly when the quite competent accompanist is Vlad Iftinca, alone at a Yamaha.
"If he had said that his religion wouldn't allow him to go to this war, I would have made the case that they should accommodate his religion.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission updated guidance to employers to make clear that they should accommodate people in Young's situation.
"I spoke in frustration that we should accommodate the man who thinks the U.S. is out to kill him," Mr. Robertson said.
Iran's petroleum minister, Rostam Ghasemi, gave a conciliatory speech before OPEC ministers in which he appeared to agree with the Saudi position that OPEC should accommodate world markets with ample supplies to keep oil prices from rising too high.
Despite a government decree that stations should accommodate the homeless during the recent Arctic cold snap, Horse-head drives them out of the warm places, says Dasha, and attacks them.
It is not good enough, he argues, for moderates, or even liberal atheists, to insist that governments should accommodate freedom of personal belief, because beliefs are directly responsible for actions.
But King Abdullah's stated policy is that Jerusalem should "accommodate two capitals, one Palestinian and one Israeli," with the final status of the ancient mosques there to be determined by Ehud Barak, the Israeli prime minister, and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader.
She believes that women should accommodate the office culture and do whatever it takes to succeed at work — regardless of their personal lives.
