Sentence examples for catering activities from inspiring English sources

Religious establishments such as mosques also play an active role by housing catering activities for disasters victims, which often include multiple households.

Susan will leverage her contacts within the Jewish community to raise awareness for her catering activities.

Of particular concern is the situation where CF patients with chronic Staphylococcus aureus pulmonary infection, work or are involved in commercial food production or catering activities, particularly involving "ready-to-eat" [RTE] foodstuffs.

(VET teacher of agriculture) Changed support systems The teachers emphasised that there were times when VET did not have support staff (medical support, catering, activity leaders, social pedagogues, psychologists).

Facilities will include onsite catering, organised activities and entertainment, big screens – you can even order your daily newspaper.

Cambridge University spokesperson The cost and funding of undergraduate teaching is an entirely separate matter from colleges' catering and conference activities, which are substantial.

When I was six years old, she dragged us behind her during protests against the Tunisian dictatorship in Paris, then pro-Palestine ones, then ones against the war in Iraq, and the many charitable activities catering to the most impoverished.

As of the 2012-2013 academic year, RHS offers students many extracurricular activities catering to the school's diverse interests, including 72 clubs, 11 academic teams and various services clubs.

Are there any self-catering places with activities for our boys in the UK or Spain (where my partner is from)?

In the years since I was an undergraduate, I have seen research education go from being an elitist activity catering to a selected few, to one attending to the masses.

Information about changes in school catering and physical activity supply, availability of free equipment, and the nutritional environment in the neighbourhood of the high school was assessed with a survey among the high school professionals.