Sentence examples for programs catering from inspiring English sources

Between 2002 and 2005, the United States Department of Labor funneled $25,688,165 to Newark for job training programs catering to youth, adults and dislocated workers.

In a city where the radio dial is saturated with programs catering to scores of niche markets, this station, 88.1 FM, has an extraordinarily small target market: those living within Coler-Goldwater's muddy-red brick walls.

Still, the evidence in California has been alarming enough to get the state government in 2004 to create an Asian Pacific Islander Problem Gambling Task Force, which is focused on starting treatment and prevention programs catering to those who speak only Chinese and other Asian languages.

Because science writing is a small niche and the number of graduate programs catering to science writing is small, the programs tend to share the same pool of applicants, Finkbeiner says which leads her to believe that fewer people are applying to such programs than in the past.

Some Haredim now even learn programming in post-high school programs, catering to the new job market.

They come over in prearranged programs, catering to elite and wealthy families who can afford the thousands of dollars in fees.

As a staff member, you are on call 24/7, sleeping six hours a night and spending the remaining 18 outside, running around with your campers, planning programming, catering to every need of your cabin and getting more mosquito bites than you thought physically possible.

Kindergarten is a 3-h program, catering to 5- to 6-year-olds who need to prepare for primary school.

CCC is a full-day pre-primary education program, catering to children aged 2 months to 6 years.

There is no doubt that bike-sharing programs are catering to larger demographics than one might think.

Now, a slew of new gyms and exercise programs are catering exclusively to the gray-haired set.