Sentence examples for accommodations which can be from inspiring English sources

"We felt it was important to maintain our autonomy over our housing policy, and while this effort was well-intentioned, there are more practical accommodations which can be made for those students interested in this program," Hans told the Durham Herald-Sun.

They can't just say: 'We haven't got anywhere else available.' Councils will also have to set out public policy on out-of-borough accommodation, which can be challenged".

But the real Trafalgar square of this piece is about accommodation in London, which can be more expensive than the crown jewels and one needs the detective skills of none other than Sherlock Holmes so as to find a reasonably priced flat.

The required training climb will set you back another €300, and then there's accommodation in the valley, which can be eye-wateringly expensive.

And if you do decide to own a TV, you are still able to claim a refund for the months that the accommodation is empty in the summer – which can be up to £37.

Much of the accommodation at the resort is in apartments, which can be rented through l'Alpe d'Huez's tourist office, Place Joseph Paganon, 38750 l'Alpe d'Huez, (33-4) 76.11.44.44, fax (33-4) 76.80.69.54.

So it is generally agreed that there is no right to accommodation or to a minimum standard of living which can be drawn from the ECHR.

The Mughals built caravansaries (accommodations for camel caravans), palaces and bazaars, remnants of which can be seen on the walking tours.

The 1930 schoolhouse features a former classroom with 10-foot-high windows, blackboards, shelves of books and eight beds, which can be rented as dormitory or private accommodations.

Seven nights from £497pp, including B&B accommodation, luggage transfer, maps and notes but not bike hire, which can be arranged (01273 224066, freedomtreks.co.uk).co.uk

Which can be awful.