Sentence examples for accommodating nation from inspiring English sources

In a country as diverse and poor as India, the persistence of general communal harmony amid occasional outbreaks of disharmony suggests an essentially accommodating nation, one that is capable of living with and absorbing difference.

And can there be a sufficient number of properly funded and supervised public service programs to accommodate our nation's millions of seniors, per Mr. Russell?

An evocative address for jazz fans, U Street and surroundings once accommodated the nation's major African-American communtil until Harlem outgrew it in the 1920s.

Some Coca-Cola men attribute its escape to the fact that its Egyptian owners had done much to accommodate their nation beyond merely slaking its thirst.

If Israel's purpose was to accommodate a nation that could never be safe or fully itself in any other place, was it still possible for self-conscious Jews to flourish in "exile"?

THROUGHOUT the credit crisis, the Obama administration has bent over backward to accommodate the nation's large financial institutions, arguing that shoring up the banking system is in everyone's interest.

By the war's end, artists were willing to accommodate a nation sick of shifting borders, splintered cities and splattered bodies by giving it the traditional subjects and classical forms for which it clamored.

Despite having the world's third-largest proven oil reserves, Iran has failed to expand its aging refineries to accommodate the nation's rapidly expanding demand for gasoline, an appetite that has been whetted by low subsidized prices and a rapidly growing population of young adults who crave the independence that a motor vehicle provides.

Outback Steakhouse, already has two profitable restaurant franchises in Beijing, but has been trying to fine-tune its menu as it tries to better accommodate a nation that loves chicken and pork.

The U.S. feels that if the U.N. is to be a realistic political body, it must accommodate both nations.

The motivation for producing a constitution was the recognition that the bicycle itself needed to be sturdier and more easily steered in order to accommodate 25 nations instead of the union's current 15.