Sentence examples for accommodating the business from inspiring English sources

Led by the aforementioned Warren, they believe their party is already too comfortable accommodating the business community's agenda.

But it was the last semester, so that's O.K. Q. -- Were your colleges and universities willing to accommodate the business demands that conflicted with your classes?

Because the new Bear Stearns building was intended to accommodate the business of the firm, not to attract tenants (although it will have retail tenants along Madison Avenue, as required by zoning regulations), its raison d'etre from the beginning was decidedly pragmatic.

The American Wind Energy Association, a trade group, said in an e-mail to its members that the change was made by Congress "specifically in order to accommodate the business timelines of our industry".

Twenty-six guest rooms will be eliminated and converted into about 10 conference rooms "to accommodate the business market, which demands more technical and larger meeting rooms," Mr. Rosenberg said.

Uber losing another employment tribunal over workers rights will likely also feed politicians' thinking as they work to reshape UK law to accommodate the business models that sought to disrupt it.

City officials stated a need to redesign the project to accommodate the business community downtown.

The team quickly learned they couldn't accommodate the business they were getting and moved to a larger location.

The company still occupies its site in Hawthorne, but the space has tripled to accommodate the expanding business.

It was away from the CBD but people were shifted around to accommodate the new business unit.

He calculated that Harborside would need to rent an additional 7,000 feet of adjacent office space to accommodate the new business.