This is resulting in a growing population of long-term survivors who need long-term follow-up and catering for their needs to minimise morbidity, prevent secondary cancer and to normalise their lives.
In addition, Pakistan was now "catering for the needs" of 3.6 million Afghan refugees.
Centralised Digital has its own department, catering for the needs of everyone else within the organisation.
Conservatives believe greater consumer choice delivers improvements to systems, driving up standards and better catering for diverse needs.
Daniel Carey of Public Interest Lawyers said: "Today's high court ruling sends a clear message not only to Gloucestershire and Somerset, but to every council in the country, that catering for the needs of the vulnerable must be at the heart of any decision to cut important services such as libraries".
This paper presents the datalegend platform, which addresses the long tail of research data by catering for the needs of individual scholars.
Contrary to our expectations, we found little evidence of a greater range of abilities in composite than in single-year classes, little evidence of less homogeneous ability groups for reading in composite classes, and little evidence that teachers of composite classes had difficulty catering for the needs of individual students.
There are also companies catering for the needs of global pro makers such as Seeed Studio, whose founder Eric Pan – a Forbes China 30 under 30 – participates frequently in global hardware events and is a co-founder of the Shenzhen Maker Faire.
In addition to the grammar schools, there are a number of other secondary schools, including those catering for special needs.
It was said that the 8000 elephants in the forest took turns to catering for his needs.
It was as if the most hardcore of these wreck-head refugees had decided that the festival wasn't catering for their needs, and instead formed a splinter group in the sticks where things would get even weirder.
