Even in China, the government seems keen to build up a non-profit sector that caters to social needs, and appears to be relaxing some of its rules to allow philanthropy to play a bigger role.
When I was a kid — and a rebellious teenager and an undergraduate poseur and a glamour-starved grad student — I never expected the Oscars to cater to my needs and tastes, and that made them much more fun to watch.
I personally plan and execute a multitude of events that cater to the needs and interests of moms and children alike.
"I'm treating Midtown like a neighborhood, and hope to cater to the needs and tastes of the people who work and live here," he said.
They cater to the needs and whims of demanding pitchers and even more demanding pitching coaches.
Many of investors' favored stocks in the region are of companies that cater to consumer needs and wants, particularly Brazilian banks and real estate developers.
They listen to brands and look for channels that cater to their needs and wants, whether those are knowledge or entertainment.
The guide should comprise the development of tools, processes and training to enable the setup of a scalable and flexible system that can cater to the needs and objectives of the institutions.
This complex structure would not only let in more light, but also create layers of cultural and leisure activity that could cater to different needs and turn waiting times into a positive experience.
Nevertheless, there has been little health policy formulated to provide the culturally sensitive and appropriate services that would cater to their needs, and dental health is a field that is neglected.
With sections devoted to sports, arts, business, and personal advertisements, newspapers began to cater to readers' needs and interests.
