Sentence examples for accommodate the border from inspiring English sources

Secession is overwhelmingly desired here in the south, but if the nascent Southern Sudanese state is to be viable, both countries must work to accommodate the border tribes, and ensure their ways of life are made sustainable.

The scheme also got into a monumental twist in order to accommodate the UK's land border with Ireland.

The Turkish government has established several refugee camps near the Southeastern border to accommodate the refugees until the conflict in Syria is resolved.

A new camp along with several transit centers opened in Benishangul-Gumuz RegionearSthee (BGRSudanar the Sudan border to accommodate the refugees.

The Greek government, overwhelmed by its own financial and social crisis, has struggled to accommodate the growing number of migrants returning from the border.   .

Rwanda opened its border to the desperate Congolese but the tiny Rwandan border town of Gisenyi was straining to accommodate the crush of arrivals.

TB prevention and treatment strategies, particularly those in communities on the border with Mexico, will need to be adapted to accommodate the changing epidemiology of TB (3 ).

In addition, Comuto also launched in Spain last month in order to accommodate the growing number of carpoolers it has crossing the Spanish border.

These include the need for food hygiene and agricultural checks to accommodate the continued free flow of lamb, beef and dairy products criss-crossing the border.

Their discussions were based on accepting the 1967 borders with adjustments and minor land swaps to accommodate the biggest Jewish settlement blocks on the West Bank.

The shell is largely unornamented and wider to accommodate the greatly elongated siphons, which can be retracted deeply within its borders.