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Meanings of accommodative in English
Helpful in bringing about a harmonious adaptation.
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Tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony.
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Willing to adjust to differences in order to obtain agreement.
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Examples for "cooperative"
Examples for "cooperative"
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Washington values rights, but it also needs a stable and cooperative China.
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The project is South Africa's first cooperative-owned internet service provider telecommunications network.
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Wilson coined the term superorganism for exactly this type of cooperative group.
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These tough peasants made the cooperative pay off after 5 difficult years.
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This week has ushered in an era cooperative governance in South Africa.
Usage of accommodative in English
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Analysts expect monetary policy to remain highly accommodative in Japan this year.
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With the global central banks being accommodative, gold will get its support.
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But we think that monetary policy is already accommodative at this juncture.
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Policymakers are expected to extend the U.S. central bank's accommodative monetary policy.
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With economic growth of 5 percent, the current interest rate is already accommodative.
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To avoid that risk, accommodative monetary policy remains of the essence.
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Overall, this will allow our monetary policy stance to remain accommodative.
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The Federal Reserve will likely maintain its very accommodative monetary policy.
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Policymakers are expected to extend the central bank's accommodative monetary policy.
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Any credit tightening would be gradual and rate levels would remain accommodative, he added.
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In many countries in Asia, financial policies are too accommodative.
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Funding costs for high-quality borrowers remain low and, globally, monetary policy remains remarkably accommodative.
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He added that monetary policy is likely to be very accommodative for some time.
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But there are signs the Fed could become more accommodative.
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The Fed will prone to be more accommodative than restrictive.
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And ultimately, analysts agree the Fed's highly accommodative monetary policy must come to an end.
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