Sentence examples for catering requirements from inspiring English sources

–A Wu-Tang Pridertions contract ridenumeratinging backstage catering requirements for a Wu-Tang artist named Shyheim: "baked fish (whiting and flounder), 1 case of Heineken beer, 1 case of Ballantine ale, fried chicken in vegetable oil only for 14 people…bread (fresh Italian bread only), mints, Centurion vitamins, ice, condoms, 1 box of White Owl cigars, 2 tables for merchandise".

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Alternatively, one can follow a hub and spoke approach with a large thorium fuel cycle facility acting as a hub, catering to the requirements of reactors at several sites as spokes.

Johnson has landed its half-share of the market by catering to these requirements.In this way an industry that used to be in the hands of American or European companies, with factories in the Midwest, the English Midlands or Germany's industrial heartland, has moved to China.

In addition, the design aspects of such systems often call for multi-material combinations of substrate and coatings for catering to various requirements such as electrical conductivity and wear resistance, which in turn enhance the susceptibility of these systems to galvanic corrosion.

In conclusion, precision medicine has shown great potentialities while catering to the requirements of bioinformatics and medical practice development.

We will also invest further on our product so that we improve it and add more features catering to doctors' requirements".

Enter PPP, a style of financing that taps a mix of public and private funds with structures catering to the requirements of each.

Special luxury trains called the Shivalik Express and Shivalik Palace Saloon operate during the summer months to cater for heavy traffic from tourism, apart from several passenger and cargo (potato, in particular) trains, in addition to catering to the requirements of the armed services.

Hire catering, if necessary.

"He did not want one single life to be lost because someone was catering to the logistical requirements of a president," she says about the Katrina fly-over.