One is you can't accommodate everybody.

Another shelter is undergoing the required arrangements to accommodate women with disabilities.

Well in order to accommodate that, you would have to cut education spending in half.

We're producing spaces that accommodate human activity.

This classroom can accommodate only thirty students.

And say, 'My Lord, let me land at a blessed landing place, and You are the best to accommodate us .'

And say, 'My Lord, let me land at a blessed landing place, and You are the best to accommodate us .'

So we tried to come up with a program how we could remake this structure to better accommodate TED.

The motel can accommodate as many as 400 guests.

In addition, information is developed in non written formats, to accommodate the needs of communities with high levels of illiteracy.

I feel that expectation, and so I accommodate it, and I'm living my life according to what you expect me to do.

The Policy on the Duty to Accommodate Persons with Disabilities in the Federal Public Service came into effect in June 2002.

The Policy requirements were strengthened to reflect the legal requirement to accommodate persons with disabilities to the point of undue hardship.

We acknowledge that some efforts were made to accommodate the concerns of States.

And third, any system should be flexible and accommodate the needs of various organizations.

And I did want to demonstrate the fact that the chair can accommodate people.

As detailed in paragraph 16 above, these two additional floors could accommodate 188 staff.

(d) Upgrade the knowledge management system to accommodate customized portals and enhanced search functionality.

The school had more rooms than were currently needed to accommodate the village's children.

That situation had caused social, economic and employment problems, in addition to problems with infrastructure that was inadequate to accommodate a large number of foreign nationals.

Social structure adapts to accommodate this possibility and to harness this productive potential, so you get cities, you know, and you get all the non zero sum games you don't think about that are being played across the world.

(a) Preliminary estimate of resources to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

First of all, it can accommodate it doesn't deny the existence of inequality exploitation war.

UNCTAD needed to accommodate these requests and proposals to ensure proper functioning of policy space.

Every effort would be made to accommodate these requirements within the appropriation for the biennium.

In the north, traditional power structures will have to shift to accommodate the new alignment.

Material management processes at UNLB need to accommodate the volume and the rate of SDS movements.

In accordance with the provisions of section IV of General Assembly resolution 59 276, a provision of 400,000 is included to accommodate the recurring requirements for ad hoc judges.

The Chairman said that the finely balanced text, with its series of opt in and opt out clauses, attempted to accommodate a wide range of different concerns and scenarios.

(a) A preliminary estimate of resources needed to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

(a) A preliminary estimate of resources needed to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

(a) A preliminary estimate of resources needed to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

The foundations of the building, as reinforced in the final design, could accommodate the two additional floors.

In order to accommodate this, it is suggested that the work plan should be amended as follows

It tries to accommodate concerns of all parties and effectively address the humanitarian problems caused by MOTAPM.

The culturally sensitive design elements accommodate an approach to health care that recognizes the relationship between mind, spirit, body and community, and integrates traditional values and concepts with health services.

The assumption had been that the mother would be the one who had to move in order to accommodate the needs of the child to have contact with both parents.

In mid 2016, Colin wrote in one court filing that he had tried to accommodate his brother's requests.

This requires that social and economic policies recognize and accommodate indigenous and tribal peoples' needs, aspirations and rights.

Schools had recently been opened in the suburbs to accommodate the children of internal, country to city migration.

As indicated in paragraph 9 above, the new building, as it is designed, could accommodate 422 staff, which represents a shortfall of 152 staff compared with the anticipated needs detailed above.

A Directive on the Duty to Accommodate will set out requirements at a more operational level than the policy.

The Commission for Premises Management, established in October 2004, identified a number of properties suitable to accommodate State institutions.

It is anticipated that each of those sites will accommodate 600 personnel and will be completed by June 2006.

A gap analysis is envisaged to assess the flexibility of the Atlas budgeting module to accommodate budgeting for results.