“The Palais Royal, which was mainly used for offices, was cleared to provide accommodation for the guests.”

“Peter Sweeney has welcomed the allocation, which will provide accommodation for 40 vehicles.”

“Blundell refuses to see the process of painting as simply resistance or accommodation to modernity or the commodifying processes of the contemporary global art market.”

“The book's main heroes are conservatives who block the appointment of an accommodationist Secretary of State.”

“In the early twentieth century Booker T. Washington's accommodationist philosophy dominated discussions of racial progress.”

“On other occasions the president adopted moderately accommodationist policies at least compared to his French and British wartime allies.”

“Do you tend toward the learning preferences of the diverger, accommodator, assimilator or converger?”

“Jamie Beamish's cheerful Charlie is the born accommodator while Owen McDonnell's saturnine Jake seethes with mutinous discontent.”

“A classic accommodator, Cameron is a go-along-to-get-along kind of guy: he has managed, in the jungle that is high school, to be neither predator nor overt prey.”

“This journal began by trying to steer a compromise between accommodationists and radicals.”

“Washington or George Schuyler, were really just accommodationists, cowards, or opportunists.”

“Dunn rejected all legislative efforts by accommodationists to fund religion.”

“The centre provides lecture and exam accommodations to students with disabilities.”

“Academe was once thought too high-minded for such cheapening accommodations, but apparently that is no longer so.”

“The popularity of the event has meant commercial accommodations are sometimes booked one year in advance.”