"cater to" or "cater for"?

Romney never catered to the former.

It caters to the time-constrained consumer.

All in all he caters to even those who hate him.

Finally, the location should have enough places to stay to cater to a lot more friends.

It is difficult to find one midrange or high-end NAS product that can cater to all needs.

Failing to cater to such demands will surely plunge the company's development into bedlam.

Gee Bees is one of a kind designer stores that cater to different styles and tastes of the many residents of Colombo.

Get over it! It is completely ridiculous to cater to the minority the way this nation has become so famous for doing.

To cater to the different needs of men and women, signature treatments were specifically designed for the modern men.

I also agree, that actually the most important thing in this situation is for the host to cater to your dietary needs.

Everything else is catered for.

Aslo catering for birthday parties.

End January Ten new cargo stands were constructed to cater for rising air cargo traffic.

We cater for private and group ascents and we have a clear and transparent porter policy.

We are a group that caters for 14-25 year olds, the youth arm of the Cara-Friend network.

Sunblock and Sunglasses This may contrast with the rainproof clothing, but the Irish weather caters for every taste.

All tastes will be catered for! The winelist is equally great, offering French, Italian, German and new world wines.

Location of the hotel is good, close to the main station and with many food options to cater for most peoples budgets.

Rachel Mathew has opened Finger Foods Caf and Catering at 1891 Parkinson Way (corner of Spall and Parkinson at the Recreation Inn Motel).