Sentence examples for supposed to accommodate from inspiring English sources

They also are supposed to accommodate for after-school activities.

The plant was supposed to accommodate several hundred workers, but they had no housing and no transport, and there were no telephones in the offices.

The analysis did not include the parade route, which was supposed to accommodate 300,000 people at its height, or city streets.

Within the organic sphere, farmers are supposed to accommodate the "natural behaviors" of their animals, and such questions draw passionate responses.

While companies are supposed to accommodate their employees' religious practices, they don't have to if it causes "undue hardship" or it costs too much money.

One, the Jules Ferry Unaccompanied Minors Accommodation Centre, is supposed to accommodate 72 unaccompanied children on the site but has not yet been built.

If there happened to be any excess population that couldn't be accommodated within the greenbelt, it was supposed to be accommodated in small, self-contained garden cities beyond the belt.

While there, staying in a £75-a-night hotel, his lawyers and the non-governmental organisation Freedom From Torture began to make representations for him to be returned to London, arguing that as a survivor of torture he is supposed to be accommodated close to where he receives his trauma therapy.

She did, and reminded me that I need to remember that my body was doing what it was supposed to do -- growing to accommodate that beautiful little life being knit in my womb.

Limit caffeine, take folic acid supplements, monitor physical exertion the list of ways women are supposed to alter their lives to accommodate for their growing fetuses is long, and mostly reasonable.

There is this expectation that women are supposed to be nice and accommodating, so there is a greater reluctance to speak out.