Sentence examples for a position to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Because the West is strong, and relative to Russia likely to get stronger, it is in a position to accommodate some Russian concerns.

The owners of most of those properties, however, say they are unaware of any interest from the Corcoran or not in a position to accommodate the museum and its school.

The poor in Korea survive in "unlivable conditions," and thus are not in a position to accommodate international travelers.

Slovenia, which has a population of two million has said it was in a position to accommodate up to 8,000 migrants per day.

However, given the need for berth improvements and an environmental impact assessment, Weymouth is not currently in a position to accommodate the 102.

Mr Fulford said given "the need for berth improvements and an Environmental Impact Assessment, Weymouth is not currently in a position to accommodate the 102".

It has been difficult to see how Davidson, rejecting laws of mental content as he does, is in any position to accommodate the intuitive counterfactual dependence of action on the content of the agent's motivating reasons.

"As a result, it is now in a stronger position to accommodate all ticket holders coming to Silverstone on Sunday".

When we use a distal position to accommodate closed suction catheters, we must select an HME that works well in this position.

Arsenal were set up on the offensive, with Santi Cazorla running the game imaginatively from a deeper position to accommodate the variety of attackers ahead.

So we've long been seen as a place to quite literally get away from it all and, according to the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research, we've seldom been in a better position to accommodate another wave.