Cvijanka Rakić, psychologist from the Centre for Social Welfare in Bijeljina, says that there are no children younger than three years of age accommodated in the institutions in Bijeljina, but several children are accommodated in the foster families.
As representatives for Prospero (founded in 2000) attest, these older companies have needed to changed their focus in the last couple of years to accommodate a new preference for "me" technologies over "we" technologies.
In recent years, as an effective means of accommodating renewable energy generation, microgrid technologies are attracting world-wide attention.
The number of slaughterhouses in the city has increased in recent years to accommodate consumers of halal (Islamically sanctioned) meat.
Working through the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee that she chairs, Landrieu and ranking minority member Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) have tweaked their bill over the years to accommodate many of those criticisms, and a year ago they fell just short of the finish line.
Lawrence B. Lindsey, the White House's economic adviser, said in an interview that the projected surplus was large enough in coming years to accommodate an acceleration of two of the Bush plan's main components: the reduction in all personal income tax rates and a doubling, to $1,000, of the per-child credit.
But some in Poland and the Czech Republic will view it as a betrayal of efforts over the years to accommodate US requests in the face of domestic opposition.
In short, today's highly flexible accounting practices have grown up over the years to accommodate the needs of company managements.
The total number of professors employed by Ontario's universities will need to nearly double in the next 10 years to accommodate a rising tide of new students, concludes the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations (OCUFA) in a report released on January 15.
