Sentence examples for supposed to be accommodated from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
There is this expectation that women are supposed to be nice and accommodating, so there is a greater reluctance to speak out.
The home that we bought together just one year ago, to accommodate our six and nine year-old daughters, was supposed to be our forever house.
The qualifier 'almost' is needed in order to accommodate the idea that the inner processes are supposed to be content-bearing.
The Usonian house was supposed to be designer housing that the middle class could afford and that could also accommodate casual family life.
If primitive colors are supposed to be supervenient on physical microstructures, then it is difficult to see how we could accommodate this sort of change.
An associate professor, Sharon Holmes, also accommodated three basketball players in a summer 2009 course whose remaining spots were supposed to be reserved for graduate students.
In a healthy relationship, we're supposed to be aware of what pleases our partner and, at least part of the time, try to accommodate their desires.
Says Morton: "[The producers] changed the material to accommodate the comments that were coming back from the studios, which was: this was supposed to be a kids' movie".
