Sentence examples for accommodate fiscal from inspiring English sources

In both Quebec and Scotland, independence is mostly a movement of the left, and a separate currency would create the ever-present temptation to use the printing press to accommodate fiscal expansion and industrial policy.

A spokesperson for Simon said they accommodate 3000 people in Northern Ireland each year in temporary accommodation.

Kennedy was built to accommodate 3,644 students.

They say the center could accommodate 8,000 a semester.

Spiritual needs are met by Qatar's second largest mosque, which can accommodate 6,500 worshippers.

Under the new plan, the Manus camp will be expanded to accommodate 3,000 people.

One newly redesigned floor of Intel's campus can now accommodate 1,000 people, up from 600.

In a space designed to accommodate 1,300 worshipers, there were perhaps 200.

Western officials claim the plant is big enough to accommodate 3,000 centrifuges.

Fake snow will blanket the London premiere, an affair that will accommodate 4,000 guests.

The prisons in Philadelphia were built to accommodate 6,500 people in all, according to Hawes.