Sentence examples for accommodate those of from inspiring English sources

To accomplish this, our train was stripped to a single car to accommodate those of us continuing to Hanoi.

Other major results were that contemporary car seats appear to best accommodate those of middle stature, that packages/seats of sedans were preferred over those of SUVs, that separate processes appeared to be involved in determining whole body comfort and discomfort, and that ratings of comfort were most effective at differentiating among the car seats.

The Scout Association is open to all faiths and variations to the Scout Promise are allowed in order to accommodate those of different religious obligations or national allegiances.

In its previous incarnation, Fatah succeeded in accommodating those of an Islamist bent by dissipating their influence within a wider national rubric.

Although the prospect of a Jewish vice president (or a Catholic president) did not figure largely in 19th-century calculations, with just a little adjustment the visitors' religious inclinations would have had less difficulty in accommodating those of an observant Jew than those of a cracker-barrel atheist.

The formula was developed to accommodate those branches of Christianity that believe swearing to be an offence, but it is now available to atheists and to agnostics.

Mill sought changes to the theory that could accommodate those sorts of intuitions.

I think it's pretty remarkable to be working in an industry that's almost entirely populated by women, and one that actively helps women accommodate those parts of their lives - family, most importantly - that aren't especially well-supported by many more traditional lines of work.

We analyzed these data with a goal of informing potential changes in drug services that could accommodate those left out of the current treatment system.

There's been a long-running argument over gangs of gondoliers clogging the narrow waterways by sailing in convoy to accommodate those large groups of tourists who all want to hear O Sole Mio indifferently performed by the same person at the same time.

TO accommodate those guests, each of the rooms is equipped with desks with telephone and Internet connections.