Sentence examples for are already accommodating from inspiring English sources

As part of the United Nations coordinated response, UNICEF and its partners are working closely with the Federal and Provincial governments to provide assistance to people staying with relatives and to support three new camps which are already accommodating the newly displaced.

It is suggested that in the case of neonatal and maternity incidents, the fact that these patients are already accommodated at a health facility has led many dispatchers to defer their dispatch in favour of a primary response (such as to a road accident or patient's home).

Natasha Strachini, a lawyer on Chios who heads an association that helps migrants apply for asylum, noted that the local center was already accommodating double its maximum capacity of 150.

In reality, schemes such as Homebuy, where you are loaned a deposit and are therefore doubly indebted, and the right to buy, where you are sold the home in which you are already securely accommodated, are economic injustice made manifest.

The rising volume is remaking European tourism, whose once intimate attractions are already struggling to accommodate the world's vacationing hordes.

In any case, hospitals and clinics are already struggling to accommodate students on the wards, so it's not apparent where these 10,000 students would find the space to be trained, even if they could afford to go on the courses.

New airports are already being designed to accommodate such preliminary inspection stations and older airports reconfigured for this reproportioning of activity -- alleviating crowding not through the grandeur of the train station, sized to bustle, but through new orders of regimentation and squeeze.

UK airports are already full to capacity to accommodate passengers at peak times of the year," said Ed Anderson, AOA executive chairman.

The changes follow in step with a number of hospitals and medical centres that are already modifying their furniture to accommodate for a growing number of bariatric patients.

When they want to write bigger checks to the funds in which they are already investors, the funds often try accommodating them out of loyalty.

"Hard working families are already worried about how they will accommodate the rising cost of many day to day necessities such as childcare, rail fares and food.