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    1. They have a natural instinct to run dogs and coyotes out of their territory." In simpler times, a politician, a president, could tailor his message to fit his audience, and chances were the adjustments would go unnoticed.
    2. A second rocket struck a tailor's shop and killed two people, witnesses said.
    3. "The sportsmen are crazy about sports, not spending money on shopping," said Y.K. Kim, a tailor.
    4. The CBI is keen for employers to promote recruitment packages that cater for the specific needs of each employee. Employers will have to tailor their needs to what Mr Gilbert calls 'a growing diversity in the labour supply'.
    5. "To sell to business customers, you have to know their business and people so you can tailor the system to their needs," says Mr. Hill.
    6. The university proposes to revamp the curricula, build new schools, provide mothers and pregnant teen-agers counseling on nutrition and child-rearing, tailor learning plans to individual students and set up after-school programs.
    7. He also contends that Toys "R" Us will have to learn to tailor its offerings to Japanese children's tastes if it is to repeat its success in other markets.
    8. But the discipline imposed by their leadership is tight and they clean their rooms, run the kitchen and have a tailor and a barber.
    9. Efforts are being made to provide easy transfer between vocational, technical and general secondary programmes and to tailor education to developments in industry.
    10. Tecs want more freedom to tailor programmes at a local level. According to a confidential memo of the meeting with Mrs Shephard, held 10 days ago, G10 said Tecs wanted to influence policy.
    11. It should fit perfectly and be so comfortable that lesser garments feel clumsy by comparison. Below this ideal of the tailor's craft, there are many levels of manufacture ranging from the perfectly respectable to the very depressing indeed.
    12. The coaches tailor individual workouts, test strength, count repetitions and calories burned, and communicate with each other on the progress of each user.
    13. Not bad for the Brooklyn-born, Bronx-raised son of a tailor who chose to stay in Indianapolis after a tour of military duty there.
    14. You tailor your movements accordingly.
    15. NuCable's technology delivers text and pictures via satellite to local cable systems while letting each system tailor the material to feature local real estate ads and the like.
    16. But many writers complain that they seldom get to tailor their work to an executive's personality or speaking style because they are denied access to him.
    17. That theme was also evident Monday, when Li made a speech emphasizing that his country and the Soviet Union have the right to tailor reforms to their own needs.
    18. Shareholder groups argue that this allows companies to prescreen dissidents' views and tailor their rebuttals.
    19. It is simply giving people more choice,' said Russ Watling, employee benefits manager. He said the company had decided that to tailor benefits to individual needs was the best way of spreading benefit costs.
    20. The smartest companies must tailor the organization of each of their business units to support their individual strategies."
    21. Each has a different point of view and different needs, so tailor your stories to fit each group. If your press release refers to an important coming event, which editors and writers might cover, send it far enough in advance so that they can make plans.
    22. Callahan is charged with robbing a tailor shop Dec. 17, then stealing a limousine while the bride and three members of the bridal party were inside.
    23. The latest victims were brothers Ilija "Eli" Balovski and George Baloski, who were killed with shotgun blasts to the head in their Gary tailor shop Tuesday.
    24. Fidelity also plans to start a service by year's end that will advise individual clients on how to tailor their portfolios.
    25. "If you know what type of sensors your adversary has, and you know what sensors you have, you can tailor your obscurant to affect him and not you," he said.
    26. Newton, convicted of assault with a deadly weapon in 1964, was convicted of being a felon in possession of weapons after a 1974 incident in which he allegedly pistol-whipped his tailor and police found two guns in his apartment.
    27. Glaxo, which so far has visited 12 cities, says it tries to tailor its campaign to individual communities.
    28. In Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. Chikos lived above their tailor shop.
    29. To ensure that justices would never tailor their decisions in an attempt to retain their positions, reappointment would be barred.
    30. After working on assembly lines for the electronics giant Siemens, she opened a tailor shop in downtown Frankfurt five years ago.
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