Sentence examples for system could accommodate from inspiring English sources

The speech, which circled around the question of whether a civil justice system could accommodate Islamic legal codes, was learned, recondite and occasionally impenetrable.

Musk claimed that the Hyperloop would cost only $6 billion and that, with the pods departing every two minutes on average, the system could accommodate the six million people who travel that route every year.

While the initial tool will be tailored to sea turtles, the framework of the decision support system could accommodate other OCS species of concern (i.e. Atlantic sturgeon).

Since then, many have discussed Zhu as a process thinker, but little has been written to consider the extent to which his system could accommodate a scientific worldview, and the extent to which his method of inquiry was consistent with a scientific approach.

Officials said the system could accommodate an influx of more students, since so many were turned away amid severe budget cuts during the recession.

The women's constructions of the 'right time' to consider decisions about risk-reducing surgery were also influenced by perceptions about when the Canadian health care system could accommodate their choice.

And they purposely designed a constitutional system that could accommodate such ambitions.

In addition, both business have different peak and slack periods, so the companies needed to engineer a system that could accommodate 0%-100 0%-100 at either end.

M.I.T.'s plan called for teachers to build a huge library of "courseware," academia's jargon for software relating to specific courses, while technicians from I.B.M. and Digital Equipment worked out the intricacies of designing a system that could accommodate virtually any kind of computer.

For example, in the absence of a sufficiently developed health system that could accommodate referral of otherwise asymptomatic infants with hypoxemia for echocardiogram (to rule-out congenital heart disease), it may be more rational to target PO to sick infants.

Homophobia is not; the system could certainly accommodate demands for equal rights for homosexuals without danger to itself.