Sentence examples for allow it to accommodate from inspiring English sources
But the city says it believes the policy will allow it to accommodate chronically homeless people better.
The idea is that the plots are carved up into thin slivers, each one with distinct zoning that would allow it to accommodate a different housing typology.
The company is extending its headquarters on Bath Street in the city and said the "fit-out", due to be completed by September, would allow it to accommodate more staff and achieve increased turnover.
Some theorists, like Michael Smith (1994,2011), propose that sophisticating the theory with the addition of other values might allow it to accommodate 'agent-relative' values like promise keeping (cf. M. Smith 2011: 208 215).
In 1900, the bridge was dismantled and simultaneously rebuilt out of steel to allow it to accommodate heavier trains.
During the electrification of the line in 1957 60 the station was equipped with a bay platform for passenger trains, to allow it to accommodate both through services to and from Baker Street and the Chalfont & Latimer Chesham shuttle simultaneously.
This analog-sensitive Zap70 protein [Zap70(AS)] has a methionine to alanine substitution in its catalytic site which allows it to accommodate the bulky ATP-competitive inhibitor, 3-MB-PP1, which impairs Zap70(AS) catalytic function but has little effect on wild-type Zap70.
John Ennis, Reading's lead councillor for education, said the council's efforts to expand schools had allowed it to accommodate a 34% increase in the number of children aged under five since 2001.
Furthermore, the all-solid-state and flexibility of the device allows it to accommodate different heat source shapes.
Being able to move and squeeze the four letter keyboard allows it to accommodate one-fingered typing, for instance.
Taken together, these results suggest a receptor flexibility that allows it to accommodate RU486 by unwinding H12 specific residues and then stabilizing the helical motif in a different conformation.
