Sentence examples for accommodate the push for from inspiring English sources

City planners are trying to accommodate the push for more residential development without upsetting the existing commercial and industrial base, said Joseph B. Rose, the director of the City Planning Department.

Today, the number of employees is already rising to accommodate the push on Acrobat.

There was the push for more merchandise.

The push for adapted seed began in the mid-1980's.

The Push for Transparency.

In his raspy, French-accented voice, Mr. Morellet extols the potential development of Newtown Creek's waterfront (post-pollutants), analyzes North Brooklyn's messed-up grid and pushes for more skyscrapers to accommodate the city's growth.

John Wolfe Ambrose, a civil engineer, had had the vision to push for the dredging of the channel to accommodate the new, deeper-draft cruise ships of that time.

"60 Minutes" will be pushed to about 9 p.m. to accommodate the extra game.

In any event, all of this had now been pushed aside, presumably by the assistants, to accommodate the ingress of the Breadman's customers.

Tablighi had spent the best part of a decade pushing for planning permission and said the building was desperately needed to accommodate the followers it has across the capital.

He said the EU would be willing to "accommodate the UK's legitimate concerns", but maintains that if the Tories want to push through reforms, they need to first make a positive case for remaining in the EU.