Does the White House regularly cater through Costco?
One of the goals of the trail is to tie together the villages along the route, encouraging inns, restaurants, Chambers of Commerce and the like to cater to through-paddlers.
In this article we specifically explore the motivations of users to contribute computational time and examine the various ways these motivations can be catered to through the use of incentives in existing social networks.
Though there's no shortage of people having children to cater to through personalized e-commerce, Cricket's Circle is more narrowly focused on a sort of upper middle-class customer – the same sort of mom who is paying for eco-friendly products at companies like Jessica Alba's Honest.com, for example.
There certainly seems to be a focus on the old with this government Chancellor George Osborne's spring budget, for instance, catered to older people through pension reforms and raising tax thresholds probably because they're more likely to vote.
An intervention study that aimed to evaluate the contribution of food packaging to phthalate exposure through a catered diet of fresh and mostly organic foods prepared without plastics was conducted in twenty people from the San Francisco Bay area [ 52].
Whether it be through social media sites, such as Twitter or through news sites catered towards citizen journalism, the active voice of the eyewitness is now a significant part of any story taking place in the world.
His parents and grandmother ran a string of bars and bordellos that catered to transients who moved through the town, which was such an important stop on the black and white vaudeville circuits that it inspired the expression, "Will it play in Peoria?" A frail child, he learned how to use his quick wit and belligerent humor to gain respect from street gangs and bigger, more aggressive peers.
Clearly, financing modalities for this policy position need to be urgently catered for by the MoH through their donors to make implementation of Community Strategy a reality.
