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Britain, however, is among a small band of countries fiercely opposed to the European commission's plans, believing they would weaken the UK's ability to tailor its tax system to attract jobs and investment from international businesses.

The IOM report recommends that Congress remove these stipulations, stating that "rigid budgetary allocations" have "limited PEPFAR's ability to tailor its activities in each country to the local epidemic".

Eden Park was merely the latest example of Prior's ability to tailor his batting style to England's demands – and his average of 45.46 is now tantalisingly close to Gilchrist's 47.6, and significantly higher than Dhoni's 39.7.

He had an impressive ability to tailor his presentation to the audience and to focus on concrete goals.

The H2 buyer will have the ability to tailor his vehicle's appearance with his choice of grille, door handles and other trim.

During his two-year tenure with the Red Wolves, Bell showed a reassuring ability to tailor his offenses to his personnel.

ZnO is emerging as a potential candidate due to its direct wide bandgap and its ability to tailor electronic, magnetic, and optical properties through doping and alloying.

Insulin pump therapy is unique in its ability to tailor prandial insulin delivery to the composition of a meal and its anticipated glycemic effects.

Photonic Crystal Fibers (PCFs) generate great interest in the field of optical fiber technology because of its ability to tailor different optical characteristics such as birefringence, dispersion, mode area, nonlinearity etc. High index non silica based glass fibers have high nonlinearity and low loss in mid-infrared wavelength transmission.

The company has honed its newsfeed and ability to tailor stories to users using AI, and it is hungry for talent to push that forward — paying up to $3 million per year for AI hires.

It gives the ability to tailor [an education program] to each kid".