Sentence examples for be necessary to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Management already yielded on its Sept. 15 deadline for a settlement, which it had said would be necessary to accommodate Mr. Vanska's wish to be rehearsing this week.

"Number two is working with the airlines to get a sense of what they predict will be necessary to accommodate passengers whose trips have been disrupted".

Mr. Lindsey and Mr. Braun said it was important that Mr. Otterness agree with the choice of the recipient and participate in whatever redesign might be necessary to accommodate the new setting.

Changes to road regulations and car maintenance checks will be necessary to accommodate driverless cars on the roads of the UK, a Department of Transport report has confirmed.

However, almost all existing systems cannot incorporate the teacher's intent of instruction that may be necessary to accommodate learners with different abilities by using a different instructional approach.

When the flow is not equalized, a sizable filter may be necessary to accommodate the large flow of water entering the chlorination system.

Mr. Mathews said the expanded runway was necessary to accommodate the larger jets corporate executives fly these days.

The O.N.C.F., the National Office for Railways, says the high-speed links are necessary to accommodate increasing numbers of rail travelers.

Mr. Greenspun said that the relocation of the center was necessary to accommodate a trade show scheduled to open at Pier 94 in 10 days.

But at the meeting on Monday, Mr. Goldstein said lumping questions together was necessary to accommodate the city's new electronic voting machines.

The upgrade was necessary to accommodate the heavier-than-projected demand for the service, especially among tourists and city residents exploring different neighborhoods.