Sentence examples similar to have needs accommodated from inspiring English sources

It was estimated the proposed mosque would have needed to accommodate 650 people for Friday prayers in 10 to 15 years.

If a swept source with 4 times longer coherence length was used, the bandwidth of the photodetector unit would have needed to accommodate a bandwidth of 4B, where B can be evaluated by considering the maximum number of axial pixels within the axial range δ = 4.2 mm.

In this context, should we risk signaling that female-headed single-parent families, undeniably economically needy as they may be, should have their housing needs accommodated, lest they be counted among the "family homeless"?

The station was situated on a sharp curve and, had the extension to Oxford been built, it would have needed resiting to accommodate longer and faster trains.

The station was situated on a sharp curve; had the extension to Oxford been built, the station would have needed to have been resited to accommodate longer and faster trains.

Deficit commission members, for example, may cite their proposed hardship exemption for people who cannot work past the retirement age as proof that they have accommodated the needs of vulnerable populations.

Because getting pregnant directly forces you to alter your schedule for another human being, reflect on how you have accommodated the needs of the baby and your body.

"We have to accommodate the needs of the Greek economy".

"The school system is almost one-third immigrants, and the educational system has not accommodated their needs over the last 10 years.

So we know we need to have an accommodating culture for young and creative talent.

Robotic planes and subs don't have to accommodate human safety needs, so they're cheaper to build.