Sentence examples for were intended to accommodate from inspiring English sources
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association welcomed the decision, saying the original restrictions were intended to accommodate "bigwigs" who didn't appreciate delays or inconvenience.
The camp was intended to accommodate eight thousand refugees.
The five-runway hub is intended to accommodate Turkish Airlines' growth for decades to come.
It now held more than twelve hundred criminals and Taliban suspects, more than twice the number it was intended to accommodate.
Britain's court service said the move was intended to accommodate reporters and camera crews who had scrimmaged for position at the other courts.
The galleries live on the second floor, up wide and worn brick stairs (a gentle angle that was intended to accommodate Civil War soldiers on crutches).
The move was the third time the company has extended its bid and was intended to accommodate a Federal Trade Commission review of antitrust implications.
The gallery now has more than four million visitors a year, and the original Victorian design was intended to accommodate only a fraction of that number.
These resources are intended to accommodate the need for student groups to have access to low-cost costuming and props options for programs, events and productions.
The zoning calls for buildings that are six or seven stories high, a move opponents said was intended to accommodate Hasidics, who cannot use elevators on the Sabbath for religious reasons.
Looking at that picture, it is possible to see that the house was intended to accommodate generations, and yet, only a year or two later, my grandfather would abandon it: a train for Syria, forged papers, a ship for Beirut.
