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31. So conservationists hope they can preserve the area's outstanding natural beauty and cater for the tourists too.

32. Sports equipment stores in Alpine towns cater for the needs of walkers, hikers and mountaineers.

33. Many of the clubs cater for novices as well as for established performers.

34. Events are organised at national, regional and local level and cater for people at all levels of ability.

35. The mixed honours degrees mentioned below specifically cater for the non-vocational law student.

36. These two programs are both news and current affairs, but they cater for very different audiences.

37. B Population is expected to remain constant and investment should be sufficient to cater for the present population. Sentencedict.com

38. We use much of our own organic produce and can cater for most diets.

39. A large Family Centre being built next to the church will cater for various activities.

40. The letters should be sufficiently large and should be placed soas to cater for patients with poor vision.

41. The policy has to cater for a wide variety of machines, some fixed and some mobile.

42. Educationists must modify or supplement teacher training courses soas to cater for those who will work in rural schools.

43. For 1993 we have organised four holidays to cater for students of all levels of experience and covering a variety of subjects.

44. Even today, little effort is made to cater for the ever-growing demand for safe cycling routes.

45. They are competitively priced children's books which are both entertaining and instructive and cater for all age groups.

46. Because of this, we devised a modular training package, sufficiently adaptable to cater for the vast majority of individual circumstances.

47. They cater for people who need both nursing supervision and a lot of practical help.

48. He seemed to cater for all tastes in his selections.

49. He puts on a fine show that he knows will cater for all tastes.

50. The store plans to cater for about 10 trainees at a time at a cost of only ￡29.95 for three hours.

51. The development of self-study materials which cater for a range of expertise is an important contribution central government could make.

52. He can use stock motifs and patterns and superfluous work can be retained to cater for future demand.

53. You must either study and cater for existing markets or create hew markets for your own special products.

54. Both are putting forward major expansion proposals designed to cater for the NorthWest's rapidly expanding demand for air travel.

55. He claims the company is preparing the system to cater for future power stations in the Teesside area.

56. A rebuilt Holloway prison was to cater for the physical and psychological problems of women offenders.

57. We regret we are unable to cater for people with physical disabilities. Sensible walking shoes recommended.

58. Voice over Hay's booksellers justifiably boast that they cater for all tastes.

59. Doreen Gerrie is the catering manager, and she and her staff cater for 300.

60. Embankments can vary considerably in size; many cater for just a slight change in the level of the ground.