Sentences with phrase «accommodate a group when»

And the unique shelf - free, X-shaped desk can accommodate a group when needed.

Not exact matches

For example, a group of young entrepreneurs in Ghana contacted Young Inventors for ideas when it wanted to expand its club to accommodate inventors.

When it comes to learning groups and space, for example, a school might be designed to accommodate various sized learning groups — 100 students, five groups of 20, groups of 12, or groups of four to six or one or two students.

Please let us know when you register if you have select students or an entire group of students with special needs, then we can better plan to accommodate your group.

Their most accommodating request was when we asked to recruit Kadri Kurguan, a world renowned Acro Yoga instructor to teach an impromptu private class for the group.

The Deluxe Rooms are also interconnecting, making them ideal for large groups or families who wish to be accommodated next door to each other - Please advise us when Booking in our Travellers Request Box

When the walls are down, Villa Eshara can accommodate a group or extended family of up to 16 adult guests.

And when Planet was played with a trio of others who typically only play mobile games, the simplicity of each game was a positive, contributing to the feeling of a fair competition across the eighteen games that accommodated groups.

Constitutional protection of the Aboriginal and treaty rights of Canada's Aboriginal peoples means that when an activity is proposed which has the potential to negatively impact those rights, government has a constitutional duty to consult and accommodate the affected Aboriginal groups.

When I needed some legal advice regarding my employment termination package, I reached out to the Whitten & Lublin group, who from the beginning of my initial consultation meeting were extremely professional and accommodating.

A sunroom adjoining the dining room is large enough to set up a table accommodating up to 12 people when the McEnirys entertain large groups.