Sentence examples for which would accommodate from inspiring English sources

Neither the U.S. government nor Iraqi government "presently has a vetting process which would accommodate Iraqi employees while ensuring adequate security," according to the contract proposal.

Then there is the back in vogue 3-5-2 which would accommodate Rooney and Sturridge perfectly and is another system used by Rodgers.

Eight of the enormous double-sided oak benches from the old Waiting Room might be reused in the concourse, arranged in two diamond patterns of four benches each, which would accommodate diners on the inside and passersby on the outside.

United has pledged to pay all costs of the new stadium, which would accommodate at least 20,000 spectators and also host college sports, non-MLS soccer events and concerts.

State and federal money follows students from public schools to charters, and the proposed school, which would accommodate 249 children, could cost Glen Cove about $2 million in an annual budget of about $50 million.

They had been counting on Serbia's reformers to lay to rest the ghosts of ultra-nationalism and in due course to cut a deal over the "final status" of Kosovo (see article) which would accommodate everybody in the Balkans and enable the whole region to snuggle closer to the West.

Since he already proved his success as a hitter and pitcher abroad and was in a position as a free agent to choose which team would accommodate him, teams had to give him a chance to hit and pitch.

The house had over 310 square meters (3,400 square feet) of space, which would amply accommodate visits from Ms. Pisani's four children and their growing families.

These might include a burden of additional costs on the business, a reduction in the quality of service a company can provide, or even upcoming structural changes which would not accommodate your request to work flexibly.

Plans were drafted for what Jay anticipated would be "a dream come true": the collection would be moved to a building in downtown Los Angeles, which would also accommodate a museum and a small theatre where he would regularly perform, as would other artists who appealed to his sensibilities.

An alleyway, which would not accommodate even the smallest car, has been painted with double yellow lines.