accommodation

It was not built to accomodate clients in the long term.)

Uhrig says more of his company's customers are seeking multiple containers of different sizes to accomodate the many materials they are recycling.

The game against Bolton, scheduled for October 22, is likely to be put back 24 hours to accomodate Bolton's' UEFA Cup tie.

To accomodate Heskey and Blakey why don't you just play Bellamy on the wing.

The program will equip workers in Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown with basic customer-service and surpervising skills--which will come in handy as they strive to accomodate the deluge of tourists expected to descend on the region for the 400th anniversary of the New World's first colonial settlement.

Written by an Episcopal priest and survivor of acute pancreatitis, Beginning Again: Benedictine Wisdom for Living with Illness is a guide for making major changes in one's life to accomodate the requirements of daily living with a serious or chronic condition.

Finally, beginning in June 2003, other judges declared the traditional definition of marriage unconstitutional and ordered that it be replaced at once by one which will accomodate homosexuals.

Callum took a 40-38 points decision over Miller on the Coventry Sporting Club promotion at the Leofric Hotel two weeks ago and his camp are happy to accomodate the request for a re-match.