Both parties therefore cater to their wishes.

There are several books out there that cater to programmers

Miss Johnson, you were hired to serve as well as cater.

No formal system is yet in existence to cater to this requirement.

Depending on official flows alone will not cater to long term transformation.

UNRWA supports 102 community centres that cater to women, children and the disabled.

The overwhelming majority depend on local raw materials and cater to local markets.

Today, several countries, including Nigeria, cater for the needs of millions of refugees.

Producers and suppliers adapt quickly to the latest trends, and cater to local markets.

Ranches that cater exclusively to tourists are called guest ranches or, colloquially, dude ranches.

These software packages can be customized to cater to the specific needs of an organization.

At the same time, Russia wants to cater to other markets, notably along its eastern frontier.

At present there are nearly 10,000 adult literacy centers almost 90 of which cater to women.

Special literacy programmes that cater to the needs of women, especially rural women, should be promoted.

Countries around the world are embracing shortsighted policies that cater to the immediate needs of domestic constituencies.

'All you can have' vacation packages, 'supersize me's, cater to the same instinct of hoarding and gorging.

These new insights necessarily demand a reassessment of the institutional frameworks which are to cater to contemporary needs.

(j) Encourages continued comprehensive multi agency efforts to cater for both the short term needs of IDPs as well as longer term solutions to the problem of integration, including the provision of social services to cater for their humane absorption into society

The various functional appointments are being studied to augment the existing technical support strength to cater to the increase.

Sectors that cater to local demand currently have stronger potential for growth and job creation than export oriented sectors.

We want to feel good right now. And that is precisely the sentiment to which democratically elected politicians will cater.

In the early 1990s, to cater for the growing data rate needs of data communication, many transmission schemes were proposed.

These possibilities depend very much on the basic infrastructure capacity of the health care centers to cater for the population.

Learning opportunities are being developed in these four areas that cater to both UNHCR staff and partners involved in protection.

It has also undertaken an assessment of the informal housing mechanisms to cater to the needs of low income households.

quot (u) Programme 2 to be revised to cater more effectively to the needs of women in developing countries quot .

The authorities overseeing the running of the elections will, therefore, have to quot over cater for the prospective voters quot .

The same drives that we see towards ubiquity, towards diversity, towards socialization, towards complexity.

(g) The amendment of laws in order to cater to mothers by making provision for maternity leave and time for breastfeeding

Smaller institutions that are based regionally, more focused in their activities or designed to cater to specific sectors generally fared better.

We have to cater for some 22 million voters, spread all over the world, many of whom are first time voters.

It is grossly beyond the capacity of urban authorities and Governments to cater adequately to the basic needs of these communities.

The education system was in a period of transition in which new policies were being formulated to cater better to pupils' needs.

At the same time, lack of the means and the infrastructure that we need to cater for them causes us deep concern.

And then we do a much greater disservice to girls because we raise them to cater to the fragile egos of men.

If you knew how ardently I have worked for Mr. Fogg... how enthusiastically I have endeavored to cater to his every whim.

UNICEF has also established a 1.6 million stockpile, part in Copenhagen and part as standby arrangements at manufacturers to cater for emergency orders.

101. In many developing countries, a high percentage of rural micro businesses that cater to local needs are controlled or owned by women.

(u) Programme 2 (Productive resources, income and employment) to be revised to cater more effectively to the needs of women in developing countries.

(b) Review existing policies, procedures and guidelines to determine whether they are sufficiently flexible to cater for the requirements of a computerised procurement process.

Furthermore, local vendors were still being entered into the database without prequalification, perhaps because the criteria for prequalification did not cater for local conditions.

4. The UNHCR programme on behalf of the Western Saharan refugees is designed to cater for their basic assistance needs pending their voluntary repatriation.

15.8 There are two offices, one in Port Vila and one in Luganville with a staff of three required to cater for the whole country.

Consequently, Ithmaar Bank now provides a diverse range of Sharia compliant products and services that cater to the financing and investment needs of individuals and institutions.

We hope to encourage Indian pharmaceutical companies to establish production facilities in Africa to cater to the increasing requirement for affordable medicines, especially for antiretroviral drugs.