Sentence examples similar to accommodating the aspirations from inspiring English sources

For instance, in Kashmir, the government's failure to accommodate the aspirations of the mostly Muslim population led to a popular armed uprising against Indian rule.

It was unimaginable that conservatives could be given power by any sentiment less base than anger, the selfish fury of the former top dog — the white male — forced to accommodate the aspirations of women, minorities and sundry upstarts.

Accordingly, the United States must seek to shape a broader geopolitical foundation for constructive cooperation in the global arena, while accommodating the rising aspirations of an increasingly restless global population.

Alexander wished to accommodate the colonial aspirations of the Catholic Monarchs of his native land.

He might prove more open to debate on how to accommodate the legitimate aspirations of the regions.

Mr. Cameron asserted that the institution must become much more flexible to accommodate the differing aspirations as well as the social and economic circumstances of its 28 members.

This in turn can only come through a sincere political solution in which the Syrian government acknowledges and accommodates the legitimate aspirations of its people, including the right to choose their leader.

There are now loud complaints that Miss Suu Kyi has dropped her earlier talk of federalism as a means to accommodate the political aspirations of the Karen, Kachin, Rakhine and others.In this, Miss Suu Kyi may feel bound by political constraints.

They represented a willful attempt to exhort and accommodate both the aspirations and troubles of their turbulent times — aspirations and troubles that especially affected the central business districts and inner cities in which they were often built.

Accommodating the influx of people into St.

Everybody was very accommodating — the crew, cast.