Sentence examples for even to accommodate the from inspiring English sources

Several canon lawyers said they expected that the Vatican was unlikely to countenance dropping a statute of limitations, even to accommodate the bishops' desire to sweep the ministry clean of any priest who has ever abused a child.

Time is spent answering questions via e-mail, and electronic office hours (in the chat room) are often in the evening to accommodate the students' schedules.

Corpse flowers attract more than 10,000 visitors on years any of them bloom, and Huntington extends its normally 10 AM–5 PM visitation hours into the evening to accommodate the boom in foot traffic.

W524 belongs to the lectin domain, helps form the shape of the binding pocket and does not normally move even to accommodate substrate possessing a bulky aglycon group.

Will the majority be asked to compromise even more to accommodate the minority of the Party, preventing a strong bill that would actually work?

At Boston's Pine Street Inn 485-bed homeless shelter, workers were finding cots, mats and even chairs to accommodate the roughly 600 people they were expecting tonight, said spokeswoman Barbara Trevisan.

Here in Franklin County and elsewhere, lines formed and offices were kept open into the evening hours to accommodate the crowds.

You will likely need to wake your child earlier and adjust your family evening schedules to accommodate the change.

Coursework is offered in evening hours to accommodate the schedules of working professionals.

In a big release, a multiplex will book that movie on two or three screens sometimes even four in order to accommodate the crowds.

Analyses of household-level poverty from nationally representative surveys take one of two approaches: those using household budget surveys with details of income, expenditure and resource flows in and out of the household should, in theory, be able to accommodate pastoral production systems and may even be able to accommodate the split households outlined above.