Again, this view accommodates the fact that late scholasticism survived and flourished even in the Renaissance.
They might also stress the ways that their view accommodates a plurality of understandings of human relationship: allowing for experimentation, diversity and exit options.
Again, if the responsibility of a politician is to represent the body politic, why is it worthy of despisement to modify one's views to accommodate the views of those he represents, or to allow his views to "evolve"?
And that argument will have to show what is wrong with a view like the one suggested by Kaplan, as that view promises to show how a reference-shifting view can accommodate the phenomena.
2. Accommodating diversity Farmer and Weston's view of accommodating the different research needs of individuals and the diversity of interests and learning styles is closely reflected in this model.
"The book implies that while men are under pressure to produce one strong opinion, the strength of the women's point of view it accommodates many viewpoints," said Mr. Gupta, the show's co-curator.
And it can lend that money on whatever terms the Fed's board of governors deems reasonable, as long as those terms are "fixed with a view of accommodating commerce and business".
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The view readily accommodates omissions, preventions, and double preventions situations that have traditionally proven troublesome for production-type accounts of causation.
Indeed generally speaking it's unclear how the map view can accommodate inconsistent beliefs unless one allows a proliferation of maps, with the complications that ensue (like redundancy and mechanisms for relating the maps).
