Sentence examples for accommodating the demands from inspiring English sources

The BBC had failed to understand the "shift in ideas" and the mood of "the nation" that Thatcher represented, she reckons, and its management had foolishly resisted accommodating the demands of her governors.

And I have a personal interest in the different ways of accommodating the demands that we are placed under and managing the resources that we have to deploy them to best effect.

This can be explained by the fact that the MoH itself produced nurses and other paramedical categories and gave priority to its own employment of such personnel, while also accommodating the demands of other public sector entities for such personnel as much as feasible.

Ms. Neff says she has had such trouble accommodating the demand for riding lessons that she has had to start a waiting list.

He asked, "How much do you accommodate the demands and how much do you not?

But many remain sceptical of the government's willingness to accommodate the demands of Equatorian tribes.

But in an effort to accommodate the demands of one, AOL may have altered the terrain for many.

Hayim Grant, president of the company, also said that the city's case was overstated, and that his company was trying to accommodate the demands of the authorities.

The Panamera was famously designed to accommodate the demands of its 6-foot-2 chief executive at the time, Wendelin Wiedeking, according to Michael Mauer, Porsche's chief designer.

Early this month, reacting to the first of several large protests, he said a new party was urgently needed to accommodate the demands of "annoyed urban communities".

At a corner grocery on 108th Street, the owner, Ryung Kim, said she had tried to accommodate the demands of new customers.