Mr. Ferrer wants to build and rehabilitate office space in places like the Hub in the Bronx and Stapleton in Staten Island to accommodate back-office jobs.
These outsourcing agents typically load up in mid to late second quarter, then surge during the third to accommodate back-to-school and year-end holiday demand, both consumer and enterprise.
The 23-item version [ 50] of the RMDQ (RMDQ-23) was used to measure condition-specific activity limitation, this version being able to accommodate back-related leg pain.
I believe they failed because neo-Darwinism lacks the appropriate metaphors to accommodate these "back to the future" proposals.
"The only reason that British forces have been in Germany... has been because it has been difficult to accommodate them back in the UK and provide proper training facilities.
Whilst the patients in our 'out of work' sample had not necessarily worked in manual jobs, the nature of their previous roles could be perceived as having limited scope for adaptations to accommodate their back problem.
"In an economy that has been unfortunately pretty depressing, the marketplace expanded to accommodate big pictures stacked back to back to back," said Dan Fellman, president for domestic distribution at Warner Brothers.
Square shawls were folded into triangles to accommodate the poofy back of the bell-shaped bustle skirt — "Some were woven so that the patterns would line up when folded," Ms. Garr said.
As Goren looked toward the weekend, he said he expected that if the Yankees-Angels best-of-five series did not end in a sweep, baseball would want Fox to televise Game 4 in New York in the afternoon to accommodate a flight back to Anaheim for a possible fifth game.
The question assessing whether the worker's chair supports the lower back was not significant in the model, most likely because the majority of the chairs available in workplaces are actually designed to accommodate the lower back.
By turning a knob, you can move the seat forward or backward relative to the back, to accommodate the longer or shorter of limb.
