Sentence examples for to be accommodated to from inspiring English sources

Saul's kingship was bestowed by Samuel and had to be accommodated to the ongoing authority of that man of God.

We discuss why this is only one aspect, and present the social, psychological and organizational issues that need to be accommodated to realize the full benefits of multi-agency collaboration.

It has been argued, however, that this grading of evidence has to be accommodated, to stimulate product innovation (Richardson, 2005).

The file may contain additional fields as needed (e.g. additional information of the datasets included in the analyses) and fields can be renamed to be accommodated to other programming practices.

Whilst the Matrilin-like genes cannot thus be included in the ParaHox syntenic region reconstruction, the Exosc9, Laminin Gamma and SF1KHL genes would only require single translocation events along the human lineage to be accommodated, to allow them to be included as potential ParaHox neighbours.

After the June 30th meeting in Chicago, Smith tried to be accommodating to Baquet — at the margins.

"As your workforce matures," Von Haden says, "you have to be accommodating to keep those employed in your factories".

Higher financing costs on the interbank market make it harder for them to be accommodating to customers.

"We want the family health service to be accommodating to the community as opposed to what is often done in this context, something forbidding and institutional.

"Society bends over backward to be accommodating to religious sensibilities but not to other kinds of sensibilities," says Richard Dawkins, an evolutionary biologist and outspoken atheist.

But John doesn't force his Christian values on anybody, and he is not going to deny his faith in order to be accommodating to anyone, either".