Sentence examples for help accommodating from inspiring English sources

Newham council has been accused of "social cleansing" in London because it has written to a organisation 160 miles away asking for help accommodating people on housing benefit.

Arizona also released free safety Kerry Rhodes, clearing cap space to help accommodate the signings.

The changes are expected to help accommodate an increase of more than 10,000 riders a day.

"We want to help accommodate the dignity and preferences of the people," Mr. Middlecamp said.

Again, governments could help accommodate these portfolio shifts by increasing their debt issuance.How much public debt is too much?

He said the change would help accommodate tourists and athletes visiting for the Asian Games in November.

And to help accommodate new traffic, a building on Hudson Street will be converted into a parking garage and office space.

Supporters of for-profit education say the offer underscores how Kaplan and other profit-making colleges can help accommodate the mushrooming demand for higher education.

To help accommodate the surplus, Egypt and Turkey established programs of "external students" and open universities, which allowed students to take courses at home at their convenience.

In urania, which is used as a fuel element in nuclear reactors, this openness is believed to help accommodate fission products and reduce unwanted swelling.

The sale proceeds will be used to finance Smithsonian acquisitions, and the warehouse space freed can help accommodate contemporary firefighters' equipment.