The mosque can accommodate more than 100,000 worshippers.

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

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

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

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

These buildings can accommodate 85 people over summer, with a skeleton staff of between 10 and 14 people remaining over the winter.

Some were adamant that neologisms should be created to accommodate these needs demonstrating that the language can be fully functional on its own.

It can accommodate, through variable geometry, the aspirations and interests of the majority of the membership, including regional groups such as the African Union (AU).

Finally, they should accommodate each other s core concerns.

Europe is rich enough to accommodate these people.

It will accommodate up to 15 thousand viewers.

One depends on emerging economies ability to manage their own success the other relates to the extent to which the global economy can accommodate this success.

It is fair to say that we are still far from finding a formula that can accommodate the concerns of all sides or win widespread support.

It is only through such dialogue and consultations that we can reach an agreement that can accommodate the interests of ail Member States, can be approved by consensus and can stand a realistic chance of securing early and equitable reform of the Security Council.

The swimming complex opened on 12 September 1989 and can accommodate a maximum of 1530 swimmers, and has an annual attendance of more than 1 million visitors.

Since our proposal is based on a regional approach, it can also accommodate the interests of subregions such as the Arab League, the Caribbean Community and Central America.

This proposal can, through variable geometry, better accommodate the aspirations and interests of the majority of the membership as well as of regional groups such as the African group.

While paragraph 3 (b) calls for the provision of the additional posts from within existing resources, no existing capacity can be identified at present to accommodate these post requirements.

I therefore appeal to delegations to recommend to their capitals to accommodate the concern of others, so that we can agree on a comprehensive and balanced approach to our work.

The Territory has five major docking facilities, which can accommodate cruise ships and some naval vessels. Three of the docks are on St. Croix, namely South Shore, Gallows Bay and Frederiksted.

Thirty nine States have said that they adopted new regulations to do so, 30 that they revised existing legislation, and 59 that their existing legislation can accommodate the travel ban measures.

While the implementation plan should be flexible, in that it can accommodate changes in priority and progress, the overall framework should be stable enough to provide long term planning and commitment.

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

We are still looking for more funds so that we can own our musical and audio equipment and become more independent with a spacious room to accommodate a larger number of children.

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.

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.

It can accommodate the interests and positions of all Member States, including the five permanent members, and thus is more likely to secure eventual ratification than the proposal of the group of four.

Such specific arrangements to accommodate the interests of all concerned can be reflected either in the text of the resolution or in separate annexes or protocols to be approved by the General Assembly.

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

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.

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?

(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.

If he asks for more than the EU can accommodate, he will look as if he caved in. If he asks for too little, Britain s Euroskeptics will have more fuel for their campaign against continued membership.

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.

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.