Sentence examples for created to meet from inspiring English sources

A.W.L.U. is being created to meet that challenge".

As masters swimming grew during the 1980s, however, older age groups were created to meet demand.

In recent years, however, women's co-operatives have been created to meet the surge in demand.

Instead a national members' council has been created to meet regularly while members can attend the AGM.

A spokesman for the publisher Pearson told the Guardian that their "materials are created to meet the academic guidelines set by individual states".

Because the Peak District is walking country and because the Peak park was created to meet the needs of industrial England, it is often regarded in (especially in the south) as a bed-and-breakfast sort of place.

(Kozinn) Mohammed Fairouz (Thursday) This young composer's work has been getting more and more performances, and he is creating to meet the demand.

It was created to assure meet organizers that swimmers would be on time for their races.

The Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria (an outfit specially created to help meet the last lot of goals) is making no new grants until 2014.

Then, she said, strategies, training programs and policies could be informed and created to "best meet the needs of the agency, as well as the transgender community". .

Annual NIEHS grantee meetings also created opportunities to meet other EJ and academic researchers.