Sentence examples for and in order to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The main river valleys have been converted into linear conurbations of concrete and asphalt; and, in order to accommodate the expanding tourist trade, many villages in the higher lateral valleys have taken on the character of lowland suburbs.

"After discussions with concerned residents, the town board became well aware of disagreements as to the content of the ordinances, and in order to accommodate these concerns the board has agreed to hold these issues to work out the final language," said Inez Birbiglia, a town spokeswoman.

He allowed its most powerful man, who was Montemhat, the mayor and the fourth prophet of Amon, to retain his post, and, in order to accommodate pro-Cushite sentiments, he allowed the God's Wife of Amon and the Votaress of Amon (the sister and daughter of the late king Taharqa) to remain.

They go to the heart of our case and in order to accommodate new depositions, expert reports and briefings, we've asked for additional time before trial".

But the only real solution seems to be multiple viewings — and in order to accommodate that, it's worthwhile for the director and team to make sure there's content in all directions.

For the downstream process, and in order to accommodate the increased yield from the optimized fermentation process, the column capacity of the Q Sepharose XL step was adjusted and optimized.

The concept of Universal Design (UD) in local public transport planning refers to the requirements on facilities and vehicles in order to accommodate and increase the accessibility of as many passengers as possible.

Since Accelerator Driven Subcritical Reactors (ADSRs) have become the subject of increasing interest, accelerator reliability and modes of operation have become important matters that require further research and development in order to accommodate the engineering and economic needs of ADSRs.

Each model controlled for the state variable and the interaction between state and time, in order to accommodate expected heterogeneity in the data.

In addition, clinics should be given license to adjust patient flow and documentation in order to accommodate reduced staff numbers, and in some cases, increased patient numbers.

Similar to the situation in Thailand, many of the countries were challenged by the need for greater flexibility in pandemic planning and implementation in order to accommodate changing transmission circumstances and different pandemic scenarios.