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When companies try to cater for older customers, they do not always get it right.

As part of your bid it would be useful to understand which one you will use and how you will modify it to cater for our requirements.

A month ago the Financial Times ran a feature on how department stores are trying to cater for "the consumer who has Arrived" (6).

Dongtan's three villages will be in harmony with nature and will cater for a mixed population with a wide variety of lifestyles .

And to cater for different needs and to extend its market, Kingsmark is trying to better its auxiliary packages of products and designs.

Your earthly ways are often quite crude, but we do not belittle your attempts to cater for all types of illness and disease.

Alternatives had to be introduced (presumably to cater for those who preferred a life of servitude).

Perhaps the clearest example of a specialist business set up to cater for the very rich is Stonehage's own practice.

One suggestion is to open a few different wines to cater for the variety of food on offer.

On both sides of the street are a few hundred shops, selling mainly souvenirs and antiques to (cater for) the foreigners' tastes.

Even in small towns a number of theatres have been built in the last few years to cater for the local population.

WTM says in its annual Global Trends report that Europe has done little so far to cater for Asian inbound tourist needs.

In Beijing, as in other big cities, hundreds of privately run schools have sprung up in recent years to cater for them.

As an excellent inheritor of her thoughts, Zhang Yimou's movies indicate the trend to cater for western culture.

We do not have the necessary to cater for the the world to China's request, exactly, the request is from the developed countries.

However, the system would also need to cater for those cases where it was not possible to provide an immediate response.

A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception.

City officials claimed these figures were inaccurate but said the site was designed to cater for 1, 667 families in total.

As with all Total War games, we cater for a very wide range of system specifications.

But we continued to cater for important state guests until we reopened in 1989.

When informants become witnesses , there should be regimes in place to cater for such witnesses, where appropriate, to testify anonymously .

Normally, applications call this routine to know the protocol, IP address and port number being used to cater for a particular RPC service.

A temporary training school at Perowne Barracks in Tuen Mun was set up to cater for the higher number of trainees .

The creation of extra rules in the system is to cater for the wrongly classified cases.

Retailers also have to cater for very different tastes around the country.

Even to an untrained eye, it is immediately obvious that the city is struggling to cater for its growing number of cyclists.

The responsibility of an artist is to create artworks to cater for people's needs for aesthesis and enjoyment.

There are plenty of good restaurants which cater for most pallets, from traditional Spanish cuisine to Chinese, Indian.

To cater for the aversion to red meat, and a new-found need for omega-3 fatty acids, fish dishes are on every menu, even in steak houses.

Part of this comes from a better understanding of your needs, and to cater for the changes in your circumstances.

Auto manufacturers try to cater for all the social levels, producing both super expensive and super cheap cars.

Does the company have a clear Code on Acceptance of Advantages and procedures to cater for different incentive schemes?

He suggested installing a few extra-large economy seats on each flight to cater for obese passengers.

Unfortunately, these firms rarely cater for retail customers, the supposed beneficiaries of the crusade.

An authority blog on the topic would cater for these users, with a series of posts covering the basics and culturing an interest .

Korean Air plans to operate short and medium-haul international routes as well as domestic ones to cater for surging demand.

The clubs cater for the enthusiasts, with some computer knowledge already, who get together and eventually form an expert computer group.

Treatments cater for the "discomforts that accumulate after long-haul flights and constant travelling" .

The Group will continue to deploy resources efficiently to cater for the different market demands for different products.

Some links in the local transport networks may be insufficient to cater for the trade flows of third countries.

Artistry offers a wide range of skincare products to cater for different needs, with some recommendations given below.

Armed with this information, parents will be better able to cater for their children's needs . . .

So in my AMS environment, I decided that I'd add a little extra logical memory to each LPAR, to cater for peaks in demand.

The delay distribution diagrams with added delays cater for the evaluation of punctuality or on time running (OTR).

We have already prepared a standardized greeting card , specially designed to cater for different occasions .

It is significant to encourage the export processing enterprises cater for the domestic market in expanding domestic demand.

To cater for users' need in this area, has announced a new service for Windows Mobile phone users called Search with My Location.

We welcome any suggestions or comments our patrons may have and strive to improve our services and facilities to cater for all needs.

Some property firms, inc-luding Strutt & Parker, have even hired Russian-speaking estate agents to cater for wealthy buyers.

Do not adjust to cater for people's differing tastes.

These facilities will be shared or extended to cater for additional requirements for the proposed third golf course.

Since 1991, university research schools have been founded to cater for young researchers and to centralize research activities.

This VG has enough capacity to cater for a full copy of the NIM clients root volume group (rootvg).

holiday hotels tend to cater for one nationality of visitors especially , sometimes exclusively.

Practice teaching of news and media advertisement major in colleges should cater for the social need.

SUNTEK international offices in Shenzhen was mainly to cater for its e-commerce and international logistics services business established.

Chesapeake has opened a "one-stop shop" for composite tubes in Scotland to cater for customers in the alcoholic drinks sector.

The capsule in London caters for 25. Ours will cater for 40 people.

They do not want to have to buy a property to cater for their trips, but equally they do not want to pay a fortune on regular hotel bills.

New tourism format is the form that tourism market cater for people constantly changing consumer demands.

Our magazines try to cater for different people's individualities .

Neglecting Zichan's suggestion, Shentu Jia still acted on his own schedule, without an intention to cater for Zichan's suggestion.

The ACP transport corridor is designed to cater for traffic to the new airport and to relieve congestion on existing roads.

To cater for students of different backgrounds, the programme is offered for either full-time or part-time study.

to cater for the need of officers working outdoors , we are introducing pdas to facilitate off - site operations.

Reduce the medium pressure of pipelining and cater for required value of automatic regulating device.

We hope the packing could be more attractive. Besides, the design and the color will cater for the taste of Americans.

Most scientists agree that the world's farmers produce enough food to cater for the Earth's six billion people.

Some businesses are already adjusting their ranges to cater for the grey market.

Does the contract contain suitable conditions to cater for extension of time?

to cater for the demands of globalized industrial production.

We AIM to cater for the private individual as well as for group.

There is adequate capacity to cater for initial developments on Lantau, including planned port developments.

Are there policy and control procedures to cater for stock discrepancies?

Salesman should cater for the need of the customers.

Exhibitors with very sensitive equipment are advised to bring their own stabilizer to cater for voltage fluctuation .

"The Jesuits cater for the upper classes, " said Mr. M'coy.

Religious houses ran the earliest true inns to cater for pilgrims and knights on their way to the Crusades in the Holy Land.

Afterwards, a new supervision and domination system based on streets and villages was put in place to cater for colonial rule.

Would my business have the resources to cater for changes in demand?

A variety of studio flats cater for different needs.

hence , we need to provide land reserve to cater for special land requirement.

Our newspapers try to cater for all opinions.

Before publication, I was told I would need to make tweaks to cater for differing transatlantic tastes.

Smart lithium-ion battery management system based on TMS320LF2407A is designed and tested to cater for the special need of PHEV.

Few services cater for other marginalized groups of women such as sex workers, intravenous drug users, ethnic minorities and rural women.

This website tries to cater for the full range in the following ways.

I expect he will be to cater for your particular needs.

TV programmes usually cater for all tastes.

Our service can cater for one hundred people.

TV programs usually cater for all tastes.

Some just cater for needs based on this ethnic factor.

First, it can cater for the needs of both retail and institutional investors.

Don't be frustrated. It is hard to cater for all tastes.

There are magazines that cater for every interest.

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What they need is a concrete nitty gritty blueprint that is going to cater for their lack of skills, time and resources.

The jpautility bundle's MANIFEST. MF file now has an additional Import-Package entry to cater for the JPA 2. 0 Criteria APIs (Listing 13).

More than 828, 000 polling stations will cater for 714m registered voters.

Fifty years from now, according to some projections, each hectare will have to cater for 43.

Students are studying different types of animals and how to cater for them.

In the process of China's rule of law, we must cater for the nation.

He has to cater for his boss.

We can cater for formal and informal occasions.

Who is supposed to cater for your daughter's wedding next week?

Several organisations represent and cater for people working in the news media in Hong Kong.

I didn't cater for all these problems when I came here.

Or we can make some innovations to our present cars to cater for the tastes and needs of customers.

On the other hand, it can cater for the increased different need of the consumers.

Our education system must cater for Hong Kong's needs, contribute to the country, and adopt an international outlook.

Perfecting the military lawyer's system with Chinese characteristics to cater for the legal construction of the state and the military

Cater for transactions denominated in the domestic currency as well as in the major foreign currencies;

As I cater for you, it was World War II,

cater for this demand, to ensure the effectiveness of support services;

Regulating Product Structure to Cater for Market Requirement

Shao-lin Wushu: a Reflection on Contemporary Tactics to Cater for Globalization

I should be what I am. The one who won't despise oneself to cater for others;

We offer client-focused services to cater for specific needs

We must cater for the new situation and adopt effective measures to further enliven for

cater for a party, banquet, etc

the Japanese male became difficult to read and, in turn cater for;

our magazines try to cater for all opinions

cater for the need of the customers

Shops cater for the do-it-yourself craze

They carried a good supply of charts SO as to cater for such emergencies

T. V. programmes usually cater FOR all tastes

Be pitched ahead of the current technology, and so cater for emerging market needs

cater for index being replaced

cater for the needs of somebody

Apart from extending the opening hours on weekdays, a number of measures will be taken to cater for customers needs. For example

I didn't cater FOR all these problems when I bought this shop