Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• G. Adjustment of the financial perspective to cater for enlargement
• I. Adjustment of the financial framework to cater for enlargement
• Specialised police may be hosted in camps designed to cater for their operational needs.
• I don't normally cater for family groups.
• I am pleased at the adoption of specific measures obliging transport companies to cater for disabled people or people with reduced mobility, and to train their staff accordingly.
• The common requirements should cater for identical processes within the competent authorities across the different aviation domains.
• She has therefore included an amendment to cater for this concern in her draft report.
• The European reference networks must cater for serious accidents requiring emergency medical care.

• This is predicted not only to alleviate traffic in the centre but bring new shoppers to the city, where they can enjoy a splendid array of stores and restaurants that cater to all tastes.
• Now, I myself don't cater to this tale, (FLY buzzing) no matter how many people out here see him.
• In exchange for his silence, you had to cater to all of his needs for the better part of 30 years.
• How can a working man follow around and cater to a woman all day?
• In addition, more must be done in future to cater to the specific needs of women in the agricultural sector in order to attract the younger generations to the industry.
• You don't cater to them, they sit this one out, and you lose by one point.
• If you knew how ardently I have worked for Mr. Fogg... how enthusiastically I have endeavored to cater to his every whim.
• Now I, myself, don't cater to this tale, no matter how many people out here see him.