Sentence examples for programs to accommodate from inspiring English sources

"And we need to expand our day-care programs to accommodate more youngsters".

Local stations are shaving minutes off their news programs to accommodate the crush.

On most days this week, at least two mosques somewhere in the city have held programs to accommodate visitors.

The proposed $154 million budget includes several capital projects for the schools and new bilingual programs to accommodate the growing population of foreign students.

And can there be a sufficient number of properly funded and supervised public service programs to accommodate our nation's millions of seniors, per Mr. Russell?

In the intervening years, baseball, largely in response to criticism and pressure from people like Guillen, has established programs to accommodate baseball's phenomenal Spanish-speaking influx.

The enhancements that Lamar officials attribute to the sport's return include record enrollments and the growth of the music program to accommodate a marching band.

Offered a full scholarship and flexible programming to accommodate his performing calendar, Mr. Jones signed on and, in the fall, will receive his doctorate in music.

In New York City, the Taxi and Limousine Commission just passed a pilot e-hail program to accommodate Uber's innovation in the taxi market.

But more than 2,000 teenagers applied, so Mr. Booker expanded the program to accommodate 2,000 teenagers at 475 sites, working as lifeguards, park attendants, receptionists and in other jobs.

The college designed the program to accommodate the workers, nearly 2,000 in all, who have lost their jobs at the US Airways hub here and who must now acquire skills in those few fields where "help wanted" signs remain prominently displayed.