| It succumbed to an accommodationist position, which inevitably led to its end. |
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| In the early twentieth century Booker T. Washington's accommodationist philosophy dominated discussions of racial progress. |
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| On other occasions the president adopted moderately accommodationist policies at least compared to his French and British wartime allies. |
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| In recent decades, however, the global discourse on forestry has moved towards a more accommodationist perspective. |
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| The book's main heroes are conservatives who block the appointment of an accommodationist Secretary of State. |
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| His actions have spoiled the accommodationist agenda, and marred the image of the revolution. |
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| Challenging the traditional view of Washington as an accommodationist, this collection shows that he was more multifaceted than most scholars have conceded. |
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| Suggestions about how to resolve this impasse fall into three main categories, which I shall call the extremist, the idealist and the accommodationist. |
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| Livingstone in fact seeks to head off this accommodationist approach with a brief consideration of the special demands that our present situation places on education. |
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| Schumer probably offers a more pragmatic, even accommodationist, choice than Durbin. |
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| And wall building was often coördinated with offensive and accommodationist strategies. |
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| Many states follow integrationist policies for immigrants and accommodationist policies toward nationally mobilized communities. |
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| In 2008 his position and perspective were far from accommodationist. |
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| Qatar, Oman and Kuwait have either pursued accommodationist policies with regard to Iran, or send conflicting signals. |
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| That does not sound like the Cardozo we remember, but the Cardozo we should remember was an accommodationist. |
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| A key factor in maintaining Algeria as a French neocolony was the de Gaulle government's pursuit of a more accommodationist policy toward the victorious Algerian rebels with the 1962 Evian Accords. |
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