Sentence examples for accommodations long from inspiring English sources

The typical hut is in fact an inexpensive inn, providing communal accommodations (long mattresses in dormitories), good, hearty food and a taste of Austrian culture that is not, I suspect, to be found in the cities and major tourist magnets of this beautiful country.

Other difficult challenges that teams had to deal with during this period included non-payment of rent or abandonment of housing accommodations, long delays in finding housing, having to develop intervention plans for users with complex profiles and largely unknown histories, repeatedly missed or cancelled appointments, refusal of treatment and having to serve a vast area.

THE battles over voting rights, school integration and public accommodations have long been more or less settled, but some blacks in the South say they now face subtler forms of discrimination.

And over the years, travelers on such trips have come to expect mostly ascetic accommodations after long days of surfing or hiking, typically not much more than a decent bed in a bug-free room with a semiprivate bathroom.

Tuesday's decision ensures that brigade-level commanders will approve all requests for religious accommodations as long as the soldier demonstrates sincere faith observance and doing so would not present a "specific, concrete hazard".

Many administrative and medical functions in the affected communities were lost and most survivors were forced to live in shelters or temporary accommodations for long periods of time [ 1].

"It cannot reach an accommodation as long as it retains the current structure".

All first-year students are guaranteed accommodation as long as they apply by the deadline.

It can be any kind of accommodation as long as it's child-friendly and in Europe.

Moderates and independents who had hoped for some ideological accommodation have long since resigned themselves to an era of post-postpartisanship.

But for many of the residents interviewed, placing them in temporary accommodation for long periods costs more than supporting people to stay in their homes and avoid eviction.