Sentence examples for to accommodate around from inspiring English sources

Dadaab was set up in 1991 to accommodate around 90,000 refugees.

Air traffic in Berlin has more than doubled since 2000 to around 24 million passengers per year, and Tegel, designed for a maximum capacity of around 7 million, now struggles to accommodate around 17 million.

Partly through these tributes and insights, partly through the imperatives of the times, one hundred years on from that fight in Barcelona, Jack Johnson has been celebrated and re-examined as a man ahead of his time and a trailblazer for black lives too urgent to wait politely for white society to accommodate around them.

SHAs are predicted to accommodate around 40,000 additional dwellings over 10 or more years.

A full-scale facility, designed to accommodate around 1000 users a year, is expected to cost $1 billion to $2 billion.

Based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in North East England, UK, the programme runs for 14 weeks — up from 13, to accommodate around two weeks spent in New York — and kicks off in September this year.

Next to the spruced-up London Overground station is a smart new housing development, Dalston Square.Artists have been spreading all over the East End, helped by Bow Arts Trust, based in a former Carmelite convent just beside the Olympic Park, which accommodates around 400 artists in low-cost space nearby.

Once opened, the camp quickly became popular, accommodating around 5,000 campers and another 5,000 day visitors.

In 1970, Oberlin had modified its grading standards to accommodate activism around the Vietnam War and the Kent State shootings, and Bautista had hoped for something similar.

For one thing, therapy isn't in hip repute and moves at a glacial pace; for another, it doesn't fix anything so much as require that you learn to accommodate yourself around what can't be fixed.

"Our hope is to continually evolve the program to accommodate participants around the world, that represent varying interests and passions.