Sentence examples for initially accommodate from inspiring English sources

The club confirmed on their website that proposals for the rail seating system will see the stadium in Glasgow initially accommodate around 2,600 supporters and could potentially be introduced in 2016-17.

The Zaatari camp, which opened in July, already has some 65,000 people, and the agency said it was working with Jordan to open a second camp by the end of the month to initially accommodate 5,000 refugees and eventually some 30,000.

"One of the most important amenities is the provision of a primary school which will initially accommodate approximately 210 children aged between four and 11".

The 7.5-million square-foot building, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and airport planning firm ADP Ingeniérie, will initially accommodate an estimated 45 million people per year.

Rescued passengers were initially accommodated in hotels, schools and a church on Giglio.

The recent wave of rapid urbanization generated a specific form of urban development called a 'city village', characterized by the dual urban-rural structure and it initially accommodates the significant housing needs of rural migrants (Lin and Meulder 2012).

In the S-K growth mode, the mismatched epitaxy is initially accommodated by biaxial compression in a layer-by-layer (two-dimensional (2D)) growth region, traditionally called the wetting layer.

As a continental rift develops towards a new oceanic spreading centre, extension that is initially accommodated in a broad zone of faulting and ductile stretching must transition towards a narrow zone of focused magmatic intrusion.

This means that an asylum seeker who arrives in a German state is initially accommodated in a state-run reception center until the distribution scheme allocates her or him to a center in the counties and municipalities of a state that is in charge of the application.

Staff were initially accommodated in a former meatworks built during World War I, and life at the newly established air base had a "distinctly raw, pioneering feel about it" according to Air Force historian Chris Coulthard-Clark.

Founded in 1958 by Deborah Szekely and her then-husband, Edmond, the Golden Door initially accommodated just 12 guests as an upscale alternative to Rancho La Puerta, the "health camp" the Szekelys opened in 1940 in Tecate, Mexico, a forerunner of today's wellness retreats.