Sentence examples for go to accommodate from inspiring English sources

HOW far should the majority go to accommodate the religion and culture of recent immigrants?

The quandary: How far should public libraries go to accommodate children?

Just how far does his employer have to go to accommodate his concerns?

However, the government also faces constraints on how far it can go to accommodate the workers' grievances.

The crackdown shows how far South Africa is prepared to go to accommodate FIFA and its commercial partners.

The report documents how far Heinrich Mohn was willing to go to accommodate the Nazi party as it rose to power in the 1930's.

And we're going to accommodate those twin objectives".

"I was going to accommodate the people who want cheaper umbrellas," Ms. Levee said earlier this week.

It means we're going to accommodate the needs of students, whether they're struggling, average or above-average learners".

Exactly when is mainstream music going to accommodate men singing about loving men, and women about loving women?

It certainly whets the appetite up front for the Revs, but how is Jay Heaps going to accommodate everyone?