The characters in the film all live in Austin, Texas, which is not really in their favour but at least has a college of its own, a community which caters for it proudly and a decent climate.
I'm not saying we do have that but there's a risk that we do and its difficult to know how to cater for it".
"In some respects many already are, though few really cater for it.
Policy makers, practitioners and retailers would respond to the challenge of diversity and cater for it.
It's no accident, though, that restaurants no longer serve veal orloff: if customers wanted that kind of food, the market would cater for it.
Books first began to cater for it 100 years ago, so that on winter nights summer holidaymakers could study the details of their favourite ships, their engines, outlines and relative speeds and comforts: the Duchess of Hamilton versus the Glen Sannox, say, or the Mercury against the Marmion.
Whatever your thing is, there's some corner of this lovely island that will cater for it; and if embarrassments do occur in Paradise, you can take them on the chin.
(IDI, District Public Health Nurse) "With the facilities offering the OBA program…, rarely do I get frustrated when I conduct a delivery and then I'm threatened by the boss that "you have conducted that delivery, who will pay for it?" Nowadays we don't have that; we know the voucher will cater for it.
Admittedly, if your favourite thing in the world is queueing in silence, you are well catered for, but it's limiting.
The range of botanical wonders at Crûg means that every taste has to be catered for when it comes to the choice of compost, and while a slightly different watering regime is taking time to get used to, the plants are certainly suffering no ill effects.
