Sentence examples for wanting to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Still, the strength of these movements and the ability of Sunni MPs to cut peace deals with them are untested.So far Dr Jaafari has given little sign of wanting to accommodate the Sunni insurgency.
Without a law, IDPs end up being nowhere people with no state wanting to accommodate them "because they eat into development funds meant for local residents", as one government official put it.
Others want to accommodate far-flung guests.
"They want to accommodate you," she said.
"He always wanted to be liked, and he always wanted to accommodate people".
"UK customers are usually very international in their tastes and we want to accommodate this interest".
"When people build," he said, "they want to accommodate for that".
"Barry does not accommodate in theater and I did not want to accommodate in sculpture," Ms. Pepper said.
"You'd probably want to accommodate him more than anything and his natural power to the opposite field.
Explaining her needs, rather than just asserting them, would make people more likely to want to accommodate her.
As much as the Pentagon might say they wanted to accommodate the desires of the press, its purpose was twofold.
