Sentence examples for projects catering from inspiring English sources

"I left because I wanted to study … I just want to bring my brothers, sisters and family [somewhere safe]." As the wait for a solution to the stalemate on the border has dragged on for months, there is a growing demand for projects catering to the needs of a longer-term population.

H-Inv and Fantom3 projects catering to the human and mouse genomes, respectively, have generated thousands of sequence reads constituting expressed complements of the genomes [1], [2], [3].

There are a total of 423 Anganwadi Centres (AWCs) in Chandigarh which are administratively divided into 3 projects catering to around 35,000 preschool children [ 8].

It aims to capitalise on the mainstream resurgence in religious-themed films that last year saw Noah gross $362.6m and Exodus: God and Kings $268m, as well as a raft of smaller projects mainly catering to America's bible belt.

"We estimate that 95percentt of homeless projects are catering to people with mental-health needs," he told me.

"We estimate that 95percentt of homeless projects are catering for people with mental health needs," he told me.

Hawker Siddeley focused on a new larger wing that could be retrofitted to existing operational aircraft, while McDonnell Douglas independently pursued a less ambitious, though still expensive, project catering to the needs of the US military.

RISD graduates Matt Ross and Eric Finkelstein own Court Street Grocers, and were putting the final touches on a Red Hook space, meant to be a commissary for CSG, catering projects and also maybe a hoagie shop when the hurricane blew in.

A club that offers something fairly different is Zoo Project, which while primarily catering for a crowd of young drunk Brits actually manages to book some pretty decent DJs, and hold it all within an abandoned zoo up in the hills surrounding San Antonio.

This planning model intends to assist organizations in determining which BPM- and process-level projects they should implement in which sequence to maximize their firm value, catering for the projects' effects on process performance and for interactions among projects.

This planning model intends to assist organizations in determining which BPM- and process-level projects they should implement in which sequence to maximize the firm value, while catering for the projects' effects on process performance and for interactions among projects.