Existing economic development strategies will require significant adaption to accommodate this kind of growth.

Credible measures that deliver and anchor savings in the medium term will help create space to accommodate growth today by allowing a slower pace of consolidation.

World demand forecasts for 2005 and 2006 point to annual growth rates of 4 to 5 per cent, which would be just enough to accommodate the planned capacity additions.

This entails, first and foremost, abandoning the perception of a tradeoff between building more cities to accommodate rapid urban growth and building cities right to enhance social and environmental outcomes.

Scalability is the ability of a system, network, or process to handle a growing amount of work in a capable manner or its ability to be enlarged to accommodate that growth.

Finally, they should accommodate each other s core concerns.

Europe is rich enough to accommodate these people.

The mosque can accommodate more than 100,000 worshippers.

It will accommodate up to 15 thousand viewers.

Should, or can, China achieve long term growth only by adding physical structures? If and when the time comes to pause or change course, will China s existing political economic institutions accommodate such a transformation?

Attempts at modernising the area did not become fully committed until the late 1970s, when many new towns were built to accommodate the population growth from urbanized areas of Kowloon and Hong Kong Island.

Emerging economies ability to provide the growth lubrication that facilitates adjustment in industrial countries is also a function of the latter countries willingness to accommodate tectonic shifts in the operation and governance of the global economy.

At these moments, it is easiest to accommodate the movements by letting all prices rise, but to differing extents. Some econometric attempts have been made to identify long term cycles in both inflation and monetary growth.

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

But US and South Korean leaders were not ready to accommodate Kim s overture.

The island is not winter proof and prepared to accommodate all these people.

The station can accommodate about 30 winter overs and 120 during the summer.

There was a need to expand the colony to accommodate its growing population.

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

To accommodate the needs of the emerging economies, as well as the interests of advanced countries, a new system will be needed, in which exchange rates are managed but adjusted according to criteria that balance domestic growth and global stability.

Another blogger, Patrícia Mendonça, says the Brazilian state should accommodate refugees despite widespread poverty

The video player at France24.com was also amended to accommodate the new format.

As detailed in paragraph 16 above, these two additional floors could accommodate 188 staff.

(d) Upgrade the knowledge management system to accommodate customized portals and enhanced search functionality.

First of all, it can accommodate it doesn't deny the existence of inequality exploitation war.

(a) Preliminary estimate of resources to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

UNCTAD needed to accommodate these requests and proposals to ensure proper functioning of policy space.

Every effort would be made to accommodate these requirements within the appropriation for the biennium.

In the north, traditional power structures will have to shift to accommodate the new alignment.

According to Ford, each seat would accommodate two people, raising the total seating capacity to ten passengers however, these seats were quite narrow in later models and could accommodate only one passenger, limiting the total capacity to eight passengers.

An anti malaria bed net costs just 5, lasts five years, and can accommodate two children.

Finally, there is no reason to believe that the new Constitution could not accommodate Turkish membership.

Sometimes this memory is very large to accommodate many days, or even months, of unattended recording.

Material management processes at UNLB need to accommodate the volume and the rate of SDS movements.

(a) A preliminary estimate of resources needed to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

To accommodate his security needs, the hotel had been converted into a fortress, much like Israel itself.

(a) A preliminary estimate of resources needed to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

(a) A preliminary estimate of resources needed to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium

In China s view, it is not enough merely to require others to accommodate themselves to dollar devaluation.

The foundations of the building, as reinforced in the final design, could accommodate the two additional floors.

In order to accommodate this, it is suggested that the work plan should be amended as follows

It tries to accommodate concerns of all parties and effectively address the humanitarian problems caused by MOTAPM.

These various deviations, east or west, generally accommodate the political and or economic affiliations of the affected areas.

Secondary schools and apprenticeship and vocational programs can only accommodate half of the children who complete primary school.

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