Sentence examples for accommodated some of from inspiring English sources

A chastened Clinton subsequently accommodated some of the Republican proposals offering a more aggressive deficit reduction plan and a massive overhaul of the nation's welfare system while opposing Republican efforts to slow the growth of government spending on popular programs such as Medicare.

Last year, it leased new space in an office building in downtown Washington to accommodate some of the new arrivals.

And he said the president thought foreign policy should "consist of appeasing and accommodating some of the world's worst actors".

But in the absence of such big changes, Dr. Frist said, Congress may accommodate some of the governors' request for short-term assistance.

There may also be significant costs for the majority as institutions start to accommodate some of the most urgent needs of minorities such as British Muslims.

The societies with the most robust systems for forcing the powerful to accommodate some of the needs of the powerless became wealthier and more peaceful.

The private sector, in the shape of casas particulares (private B&Bs) and paladares (family-run restaurants), can accommodate some of the surge.

When Mr Erdogan begins to draft the new constitution he has promised, he will have to accommodate some of these demands.

"The structures we currently have can still accommodate some of the new procedures and processes and we will have to work within the confines of the existing structure.

The site was remote, lacking any direct rail connections, but potentially big enough to accommodate some of Porsche's offices and shops.

Borders could be drawn to accommodate some of the thickest Israeli settlements along the 1967 lines (while giving the new Palestinian state land in exchange).