Sentence examples for burden of accommodating from inspiring English sources

But he indicated Austria's willingness to take a greater share of the burden of accommodating the refugees.

The Home Secretary is resisting calls from Italy, which has borne the brunt of thousands of refugees crossing the Mediterranean, for other EU countries to "share the burden" of accommodating the new arrivals.

Engaging with an interdisciplinary approach which includes other service providers could help to reduce the burden of accommodating large families, performance of cultural rituals and practices (33) and knowing whom to contact for assistance with these issues.

The study found accommodations appeared to have been detrimental in performance on certain type of test items, perhaps placing too great a cognitive burden on accommodated test takers.

It also covers a long tally of indirect burdens, from the cost of accommodating displaced people to the higher insurance premiums charged on sea-freight.

Elsewhere, 2014 host nation Brazil will have to cope under an intense burden of pressure, while Argentina always share Portugal's challenge of accommodating an outstanding individual within a functional team.

Most have some way of accommodating nonsmokers.

Employers have a greater burden to accommodate religious practices under various state laws, including in New Jersey, New York and California.

Last week, the European authorities presented plans to spread the burden of processing and accommodating asylum seekers among most of the bloc's 28 member states.

Finding the right balance between respondent burden and accommodating the wide range of capacities and comorbidities present in various diagnoses in the population served by WC clinics remains challenging.

Waiting until a later launch date (a la 5.1) could lessen the burden of scaling to accommodate so many new users, and an updated Siri (beta 2 or version 1.0) could be a nice debut item for the device as well.