Examples of using Could accommodate in English and their translations into Arabic
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As detailed in paragraph 16 above, these two additional floors could accommodate 188 staff.
A green economy was a process that could accommodate a large number of related activities.
The LBI should include provisions which could accommodate other similar pollutants in the future, if necessary.
UNRWA could accommodate only 30 per cent of the applicants to the vocational training centres.
Conference Services in Geneva confirmed that it could accommodate the meeting on the dates requested in July.
In addition, the reference to“any party” could accommodate the situation where a party provided counter-security.
It was felt that this approach would provide a flexible definitional framework and could accommodate future developments and suggestions.
The non-completion of the output resulted from the determination that existing fields could accommodate additional flights for emergency purposes.
Dear Thomas… "I received your request for military support."Though I wish I could accommodate all similar requests.
I improvised an answer, saying that I thought we could accommodate the Islanders on most of the issues.
In May, Tokelau had been advised that its sole vessel, the MV Tokelau, could accommodate no more than 12 passengers.
The Organization is currently considering several sites in Long Island City which could accommodate up to approximately 300 staff and the data centre.
UNCITRAL legislative texts were mentioned as instrumental in strengthening a legislative and regulatory framework that could accommodate the needs of the microfinance industry.
Moreover, the new building plan could accommodate 422 staff, instead of the 380 estimated in the initial report of the Secretary-General(A/56/672).
UNCITRAL legislative texts were mentioned as instrumental in strengthening a legislative and regulatory framework that could accommodate the needs of the microfinance industry.
However, the Government did not have any shelters that could accommodate mothers and children together and therefore relied on civil society to do so.
Convair later developed the Convair 340, which was slightly larger and could accommodate between 44 and 52 passengers, and 311 of this model were produced.
All matters relating to the operation of Prison No. 13, including the number of prisoners it could accommodate, were governed by a Ministry of Justice decree.
Convair would later develop the Convair 340, which was slightly larger and could accommodate between 44 and 52 passengers, and 311 of this model plane were produced.
A further problem was that it could accommodate thousands of political refugees from other lands on the island,
