Sentence examples for accommodate expected from inspiring English sources

Today's fast-growing cities should establish expansion areas that can accommodate expected growth, plan arterial roads and public spaces, and secure the rights for both, says Mr Angel.

Southern Sudanese leaders, meanwhile, said Sunday that they were considering building a new capital after independence, saying that Juba, the current seat of government, did not have enough infrastructure or space to accommodate expected growth.

The governor's proposal identifies a core of about 395,000 acres, where almost no new construction will be allowed, and, to accommodate expected growth in the western counties, sets aside a peripheral zone of about 145,000 acres where development will be encouraged.

Land that is priced lower than in the more-expensive Fairfield County next door, including 1,500 acres of excess holdings for sale by I.B.M., has been attracting businesses; home builders are submitting proposals for subdivisions to accommodate expected population growth; and home buyers thirsting for small-town life away from expensive suburbs are willing to make longer commutes to work.

The ultimate goal is to identify the locations of label-edge routers and label-switching routers, and to determine the interconnection links and their capacities to accommodate expected traffic demands.

Percent change in heart rate was calculated by subtracting pre-activity from post-activity heart rate and dividing by pre-activity heart rate, in order to accommodate expected variation in baseline heart rate (e.g., an increase of 10 bpm might have different implications following a baseline heart rate of 60 bpm compared to a baseline of 110 bpm).

Hypertext templates with semantic nodes and links provide group members the ability to modify templates for accommodating expected or unexpected variations in decision-making criterion in handling a clinical case.

Further, the development of person-centred management and treatment plans following timely diagnosis, and preparations for accommodating expected changes in health and functioning, are informed by knowledge about dementia and its trajectory of decline among those providing care.

On the day I visited, at the very peak of the holiday season, the auction began at 3 a.m. to accommodate the expected volume.

Freital's abortive meeting and the mass anti-foreigner protests outside the hostel, were merely the latest outbursts of xenophobia violence to have erupted in Germany as the country struggles to accommodate an expected 400,000 refugees this year.

Monroe Township, along with Middlesex County, which has ultimate authority, must decide whether to spare a majestically crowned 300-year-old white oak that is standing in the way of a road-widening project that the county planned to accommodate traffic expected from an 800-unit subdivision that is rising nearby.