Educational systems must be flexible to accommodate different learning needs.

The Palestinian authorities made every effort to accommodate the Agency s needs.

And third, any system should be flexible and accommodate the needs of various organizations.

National housing laws and policies should specifically accommodate the needs and rights of these marginalized groups.

As a result, the existing database needs to be further developed to accommodate increased information handling requirements.

This requires that social and economic policies recognize and accommodate indigenous and tribal peoples' needs, aspirations and rights.

In addition, information is developed in non written formats, to accommodate the needs of communities with high levels of illiteracy.

In other places, the authorities have done no more than accommodate settlers' needs after they had begun to trickle into the area.

(d) The Secretariat shall be requested to prepare a list of speakers based on existing traditions and expressions of preference to best accommodate Members apos needs

All right, I'll accommodate you.

The Lachin authorities have extended elements of infrastructure to the neighboring districts of Kubatly and Zangelan to accommodate people's needs after they began to settle in those places.

One is you can't accommodate everybody.

You must accommodate Mrs. Du Chenfrais.

I think I can accommodate you.

We're producing spaces that accommodate human activity.

This classroom can accommodate only thirty students.

These units will accommodate some 20,000 settlers.

These seats accommodate two people, don't they?

I might be able to accommodate you.

The assumption had been that the mother would be the one who had to move in order to accommodate the needs of the child to have contact with both parents.

As indicated in paragraph 9 above, the new building, as it is designed, could accommodate 422 staff, which represents a shortfall of 152 staff compared with the anticipated needs detailed above.

The Baku Tbilisi Akhalkalaki Qars railway connection project, which was largely standard gauged, economically viable and environmentally sound, had been launched to accommodate growing international trade and, thus, rising transport needs.

After two weeks of trial, the Chamber granted another month of adjournment, comprising May 2004, to accommodate defence preparation needs, and another adjournment, comprising most of July 2004, for procedural reasons.

The timetable enables the Secretariat to plan its substantive and technical work in such a way as to seek to accommodate the needs of the ad hoc committee within existing resources.

It can accommodate between 80 and 100 spectators.

Within this framework, the proposed topics for expert meetings should be made more relevant and directed to the needs of developing countries, with enough leeway to accommodate the interests of all delegations.

In three separate majority opinions, the Court rejected the army's reasoning and determined that the principle of equality required the army to overcome such constraints and accommodate the natural biological needs of women.

The motel can accommodate as many as 400 guests.

Well, I'm afraid it'll be impossible to accommodate you.

The Secretariat must consider these factors and the dates of the meetings under other relevant conventions in order to accommodate the host Government's offer in a manner that meets the needs of the Parties.

The purpose of a short term appointment is to accommodate

The Agency would continue to seek project funding for other priority needs in the education sector, such as construction of additional schools to accommodate rising enrolment, particularly in the Gaza Strip, or replacement of dilapidated premises.

The Chairman When we accommodate ourselves, we sometimes create more problems.

I would have been happy to accommodate you, a police lieutenant.

UNCITRAL analysis of this issue could result in facilitating changes to accommodate the needs of the prosecutorial authorities while maximizing the value of the insolvent entity for the benefit of employees, creditors and other parties in interest.

Another shelter is undergoing the required arrangements to accommodate women with disabilities.

Yes. I would like you to accommodate us because we're very tired.

If we don't accommodate him, he plans to attack the Heavenly Palace!

A major task of the Fiscal Council will be to ensure that the consolidated budget of Bosnia and Herzegovina contains enough space to accommodate the funding needs of those institutions crucial to the country's security and its EU aspirations.

We acknowledge that some efforts were made to accommodate the concerns of States.

The sponsors had made every effort to accommodate the concerns of various delegations.

To accommodate additional refugee pupils, the Agency continued to rely on contract teachers.

Geneva has the necessary infrastructure to accommodate the special session and its participants

LONDON Last month, while in New York City, I happened to be staying in the same hotel as Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. To accommodate his security needs, the hotel had been converted into a fortress, much like Israel itself.

(b) In those years when the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services is unable to accommodate the needs of the Treaty Section, alternatives should be explored to ensure that the production of publications continues with minimum interruption or delay