Asian countries are well known for their tailors, especially their made-to-measure suits, which often cost a fraction of what they do in Western economies.
Two of the places I visited on a December trip to the area are known for their tailors: Bangkok, Thailand, has had a busy garment trade for years; Hoi An, Vietnam, is developing one.
In addition to the memo, the lawyers have submitted separate papers for their clients tailored to each man's personal circumstances, offering arguments of why the death penalty is not appropriate.
The fashion brand Eileen Fisher also repairs damaged clothing or offers to reimburse its customers when they pay for their own tailors to sew a hole or replace a button.
The content of CRA and CRAFT were believed to be appropriate for Aboriginal Australians; however core intervention procedures and methods for their delivery required tailoring.
The development and manufacturing of hybrid metal foams through nanocrystalline electrodeposited metal coatings has recently received increased attention for their promise for tailored performance.
The availability of synthetic peptides has paved the way for their use in tailor-made interactions with biomolecules.
We have to make the presentation suitable for their level and tailor it for them.
Now there is an intense debate about whether the lawyers responsible for the original memos should be stripped of their licenses for providing faulty advice or for tailoring their recommendations to bless Bush administration acts they knew or should have known were questionable, if not illegal.
Six SMS mock-ups were tailored for women enrolled in PMTCT services, and six were tailored for their male partners.
Some parents may want schools tailored for their clever children.
