Sentence examples for accommodated to keep the from inspiring English sources

But as so often before, the Bavarians must be accommodated to keep the peace.

"As your workforce matures," Von Haden says, "you have to be accommodating to keep those employed in your factories".

If it takes being angry to get their needs met, they'd rather accommodate to keep relationships smooth.

Don't completely change the way you act, but accommodate them to keep the peace!

However, earlier this month former Prime Minister Tony Blair said that European leaders would be unlikely to accommodate an attempt by Britain to keep the elements of membership it likes while rejecting other obligations.

It is so big that airports around the world will have to repave their taxiways, widening the turns enough to accommodate the landing gears and to keep the outermost wings over the pavement, instead of over the gravel or grass at the edges, where they could suck in debris.

X-ray crystallographic analysis shows that the macrocyclic cation adopts an unusual conformation to accommodate the fluoride anion and to keep the tetrafluoroborate anions in a close proximity.

The political framework that DPKO says would be necessary to keep the peace, or to accommodate a UN or AU deployment, remains absent in Burundi.

Make sure to keep the ranges wide enough to accommodate 3 to 5 percent raises each year for several years.

Officials said they were prepared to keep the theater open all night to accommodate everyone who wanted to pass through.

The objective of any changes to the action plan is to keep the goals realistic yet challenging and to accommodate preferences and periodic fluctuations in motivation and schedule.