Sentence examples for agencies to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The Board of Education had to contract with 315 agencies to accommodate the children.

Among her many accomplishments, Mr. Kerrey said, was work in "redesigning city agencies to accommodate the needs of Vietnam veterans".

In October, Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a directive telling executive branch agencies to accommodate religious liberty to the "greatest extent practicable and permitted by law".

The $2.13 trillion budget Daniels submitted to Congress in 2001 would have made deep cuts in many agencies to accommodate the tax cuts being made, but few of the spending cuts were actually approved by Congress.

You can choose from many reliable travel agencies to accommodate all your needs or you can simply reserve your room and travel insurance online.

It was hastily built in less than two weeks by UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, to accommodate a monumental exodus of refugees fleeing the civil war in neighboring Syria.

"The agencies tried to accommodate a variety of views on implementation but the results reflected in the proposed rule are far too complex, and the final rules should be simplified significantly," Mr. Frank said in the statement.

We understand there might be some adjustment to the accreditation agency fees to accommodate this change but it is not clear whether the overall development costs would be higher or lower.

Aid agencies are working to accommodate the large numbers of unaccompanied children.

Mr. Bush said that public health agencies would work to accommodate some Americans who insist on being vaccinated now.

Officials said it was also separate from the across-the-board cuts in fiscal 2002 budgets that the Office of Management and Budget has asked agencies to make to accommodate President Bush's proposed tax cuts.