Sentence examples for accommodate trading from inspiring English sources

"The need for space that can accommodate trading is acute," Mr. Weisbrod said.

In 1999, it began constructing the building a few blocks away on Seventh Avenue at 49th Street, a million-square-foot tower of granite, steel and glass with open floors designed to accommodate trading desks.

It renewed negotiations with Silverstein this spring, once again seeking changes to the tower's design to accommodate trading.

Since then, they say, Javits has moved their dates around to accommodate trade shows, and boat show attendance plummeted to 30,000 from 100,000.

Hawthorn initially declared Lewis a required player but eventually agreed to the trade, which will help them clear up space in their salary cap to accommodate trade target Jaeger O'Meara, as well as new recruits Tom Mitchell and Ty Vickery.

Lankford was willing to waive his no-trade clause to accommodate a trade, but the Cardinals were unable to make one.

Brookfield submitted the least expensive plan, to expand the lower floors at 2 World Financial Center to accommodate the trading floors.

Macquarie, an Australian investment bank, has also rapidly expanded, even taking over new floors in its Midtown Manhattan headquarters to accommodate new trading operations.

The bank's competitors would never have been able to accommodate a trading floor in their headquarters towers.

Gulf coast ports are eager to accommodate rising trade, according to Mr. Emmett of Harris County, but need government money to assist with road and rail.

But by the early aughts, to accommodate global trade rules and diminishing political support for agricultural subsidies, the government allowed milk prices to follow market demand.