Sentence examples for accommodate countries from inspiring English sources

Critics say best practices in some countries will be have to be undone to accommodate countries with less restrictive rules on flight time.

While there was consensus that ICT competencies were important but not always relevant in all LMIC settings, in order to accommodate countries that have some form of ICT, we decided that ICT competencies should be included as a separate module.

Therefore, our approach is flexible to accommodate country-specific circumstances yet is science-based, because it builds on documentable and reviewable past management practices (and does not include unreviewable assumptions on the future impacts of policies).

It cannot however take into account the inherent differences between countries in terms of different health care systems having different features and so it recommends that the approach be customised in order to accommodate country specific studies.

And that image lingers: many people still think of New Zealand as an egalitarian paradise, a friendly and accommodating country where "a fair go" is the national phrase.

But even Canada, this highly regionalised, pluralistic and accommodating country, has a palpable sense of national community; it's manifest in our laws, institutions, and customs, in the unique conflicts of our history, in our differences from other nations, and yes, in our literature.

Across all the countries, the use of the TOC framework and corresponding indicators enabled a comprehensive approach to identifying and designing SC improvement strategies while accommodating country contexts.

"Over the next several decades, global environmental rulemaking will need new wisdom to accommodate developing countries whose per capita data belie the presence of both large populations of the very poor and upper and middle classes that are major consumers of resources.

However, there are precedents for EU treaty changes to accommodate some countries' specific concerns - for example, the protocol attached to the Lisbon Treaty for Ireland.

But the United States has a unique claim now to pursue such a strategy, because it has run large deficits for most of the last three decades, become the largest debtor country and accommodated other countries' desire for export-led prosperity.

Iraq's American overseers said Friday that they would lift the nighttime curfew on Baghdad's five million residents beginning Sunday, to accommodate the country's Muslims during Ramadan and demonstrate that the country is returning to normal despite the persistent armed resistance to the occupation.