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Accommodating in sentence

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A simplified description runs as follows: Facing low growth and high unemployment, and with other policymakers stuck on the sideline, a central bank like the US Federal Reserve feels that it has no choice but to adopt a highly accommodating monetary policy.
These aim at accommodating some specific difficulties, such as how to finance the building of Muslim mosques.
The recent correction is now being characterized as a fleeting aberration – a volatility shock – in what is still deemed to be a very accommodating investment climate.
Doing so would have been a first step toward accommodating developing countries’ legitimate desire to break the monopoly of European and US officials on the top jobs in the IMF and World Bank (Fischer was born in Zambia).
China is currently pursuing a contradictory set of policies that paradoxically undermines its own economy while propping up America’s by accommodating pump-priming by the Federal Reserve.
Between €1,000 ($1,120) and €1,200 per person per month is being transferred to the municipalities to cover the costs of accommodating them.
Furthermore, there is the possibility of a multipolar system accommodating 12-15 powers (including the US, China, Japan, Russia, Europe, India, Brazil, Mexico, the Pacific Alliance, ASEAN, South Africa, and Nigeria).
It will also require Germany finally to take some decisive steps toward accommodating France’s economic needs, and to dispel the illusion that the EU can survive under a regime of exclusive German leadership.
Lack of specificity also discourages any accommodating response from Tehran by exposing even the most modest move to hardline attacks of kowtowing to the great Satan.
New processes for capturing and accommodating patients’ personal experiences – which are typically idiosyncratic, subjective, and impossible to standardize – would go a long way toward ensuring that each patient receives the right treatment.
It is indeed hard to believe that Russia and China, in particular, would be accommodating.
Constant shifts in comparative advantages, economies of scale, and transaction costs affect the benefits of accommodating more homogeneous localized preferences.
European diplomats should weigh up the consequences of accommodating Castro’s regime.
By accommodating previously excluded citizens, the new national story made those at the center of the older, narrower version feel like a threatened minority.
The first salvo – a warning that Britain should not be overly accommodating toward China – followed the UK’s decision to join China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Free peoples everywhere should remember that totalitarian forces and ideas cannot be defeated by being nice and accommodating.
In this way, the aggregate stance could be achieved while accommodating national preferences.
Greece, Italy, and Malta have borne the brunt of the impact of accommodating new arrivals, with all of the financial, social, and political costs this entails.
When asylum seekers reach European shores, the EU should take collective financial and administrative responsibility for processing and accommodating them, regardless of where they disembark.
The battle over monetary union is one of the genuinely bad ideas in European history; true, budgets must be cut in order for countries to join the single currency, but such cuts will come all at once and in haste without an accommodating monetary expansion.
Accommodating this massive pool of voters, without compromising the results, will require roughly 930,000 polling stations, equipped with electronic voting machines, and one million election workers to manage the process.
"Sixty years of Western nations excusing and accommodating the lack of freedom in the Middle East did nothing to make us safe--because, in the long run, stability cannot be purchased at the expense of liberty.
Evolution on the MenuEDINBURGH – While some diet books might suggest otherwise, nature has been very accommodating in its meal plan for Homo sapiens.
Fortunately, the government has room for countercyclical policy, and has already responded with more accommodating fiscal and monetary policies.
Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the Palestinian Authority beat a hasty retreat from their moderate and accommodating positions.
For DPRK authorities, closure without a peace treaty is unthinkable – as is accommodating individuals’ psychological and emotional need to reconcile their past and present toward the end of their lives.
On the contrary, they are now effectively rewarded for acting irresponsibly and unpredictably, while forcing monetary authorities into a more accommodating position.
Let us be clear: The two-state solution does not mean accommodating the illegal reality of Israeli settlements; rather, it means ending this colonial enterprise.
It should also take this opportunity to formulate a framework for accommodating the pandemic-driven proliferation of “untact” transactions – a new term, currently trending in South Korea, to describe non-face-to-face encounters.
America’s national interests would be far better served by facing reality and accommodating China’s rise.
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