Sentence examples for currently accommodating from inspiring English sources

Our correspondent says that they will now stay at a temporary immigration centre in the Spanish territory, which is currently accommodating five times the number of people it was meant to house.

The Abbey Mills Mosque, also known as the London Markaz or Masjid-e-Ilyas, is a mosque located in Stratford, east London, currently accommodating up to 2,500 people.

With the regulations on cluster foster care now in place, the entire foster care programme, currently accommodating close to 520,000 children, mostly orphaned, can be strengthened.

Eight of the sites to be sold are in Scotland, including Fort George, an 18th-century fort which currently accommodates soldiers from the Black Watch.

The city does not require yellow-cab owners to purchase wheelchair-accessible taxis, and only 232 vehicles in the 13,000-strong fleet can currently accommodate wheelchairs.

Although Mowbray is clearly supportive of Kink – at one point Boro's manager walks into the room and exchanges a joke with the player he dubs "Estonia's superstar" – he cannot currently accommodate him in his first team.

ALL the existing space will used for the new technology center except for some smaller buildings facing Union Turnpike, about 75,000 square feet in all, that will be demolished to expand the parking lots, which can currently accommodate 4,500 cars.

The new figures show a shift in the distribution of poverty among different tenure types, with the greatest number – 860,000 (of whom 260,000 are children) – now in the fast-growing private rented sector, which currently accommodates about 30% of all households in London.

Globalstar can break even with just 400,000 customers, yet its system can currently accommodate 4 million users.

The Celtic Manor, which is situated just off the M4, can currently accommodate 1,500 people for conferences and other large events in its Caernarfon Suite.

This paper investigates the design of a seaplane network connecting the Greek islands with the mainland, a service currently accommodated by ferries.