Sentence examples for catering branch from inspiring English sources

Just imagine the rest of them," says Julio Haro, race equality officer of GMB's hotel and catering branch.

Raj Gill, secretary of GMB's hotel and catering branch - with a membership of 1,500 hospitality workers of Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish, West Indian and British nationalities - says that the exploitation by Britain's intermediaries (usually registered, legitimate employment agencies) has been a huge problem that the union is seeking to address.

When he spoke of local branches catering to their local audience, some observers complained that he was trying to turn Waterstones into Daunt Books.

Unsatisfied with merely catering to Christianity, Nigel branched out into the penis-personifying of other religious figures as well.

(Beyond catering to all the military branches and a majority of U.S. civilian agencies, the firm counts 43 of the 50 states as clients).

Unlike the company's other offices, in New Rochelle and Kingston, the branch is a storefront, catering more to walk-in customers.

The end point of this solution is a newly created branch of SAG specifically catering to adult film actors, union protection, and tireless intellectual property litigators and watchdog groups to stop or help diminish porn piracy.

The bank has branches in 30 states, catering to what Mr. Carrion called -- in 2001 testimony before Congress -- the "unbanked segment," which includes immigrant laborers who regularly send money home.

Bonaveri recently set up its Chinese manufacturing branch with a partner there, catering to Asian markets that cannot afford Italian products.

Last month it opened five branches in Manhattan and one in Brooklyn, catering to wealthy customers.

Economists in Greece say the country needs to branch out from the old sun-and-sea formula and start catering more to specialized interests to attract visitors year-round.