Sentence examples for agreeing to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Until there is similar clarity, indicating that the "government is genuinely committed to funding and supporting the children", councils will remain cautious about agreeing to accommodate more refugee children who have travelled across Europe alone, says Simmonds.

Mr. Nelson's office said the Coast Guard agreed to accommodate the reporters and camera operators.

Both hotels have agreed to accommodate us on a non-holiday weekend in late March.

They will either collectively agree to accommodate the couple or send them packing.

It took Roger three years to find a mayor willing to agree to accommodate a centre for child refugees.

Congress is poised to cut $85 million from the proposed budget for the European missile defense system until Poland and the Czech Republic agree to accommodate the sites.

When Moscow won the opportunity to host Europe's most prestigious soccer championship two years ago, officials also agreed to accommodate the teams' fans.

In 2008, the authority agreed to accommodate a 24,000-square-foot church building just east of St. Nicholas's original location on Cedar Street, and promised $20 million to subsidize construction.

One possibility: she agrees to give you reasonable notice (two weeks? three?), and you agree to accommodate her similarly -- with notice or severance pay -- when you hire her successor.

The US has yet to confirm the decision, but the president of Palau, Johnson Toribiong, said in a statement that his country had "agreed to accommodate the United States of America's request to temporarily resettle in Palau up to 17 ethnic Uighur detainees".

The president of Palau, Johnson Toribiong, said his government had "agreed to accommodate the United States of America's request" to "temporarily resettle" the detainees, members of the Uighur ethnic group, "subject to periodic review".