Next to all of this, Wagner's decision to build his own theatre in Bayreuth looks like small fry: Stockhausen needs seven bespoke performance spaces for Light, one for each opera.
However Fairhead and several others have argued that the BBC needs a "bespoke regulator", as Ofcom, which already has some regulatory oversight, is responsible for the BBC's commercial rivals as well.
"We've experimented in the past but our needs are bespoke so we haven't been able to work with others".
Not that you need a bespoke tailor to pull off the look.
One of the major benefits for the council has been devolving communications to the front line, a move that could potentially do away with the need for bespoke call centres or communication departments.
If you need a bespoke suit — well, first a definition of bespeaking: "It means a garment has been made to your specifications, that it's been spoken about," said Bruce Cameron Clark, an Englishman in exile who for 15 years has indulged such speech at his custom suit shop — Bruce Cameron Clark, Bespoke Clothier — on Lexington Avenue and 71st Street.
Optimalists also think that general truths are true by default so there is no need for bespoke truth-makers for them (like totality facts).
The 'design for all' philosophy promotes the development of products that meet the requirements of a broader section of the population, including those who are older or disabled, to minimise the need for bespoke designs and individual customisations.
Policymakers all across Europe are in need of bespoke information on the economic and wider returns of investing in evidence-based tobacco control, including smoking cessation agendas.
One option would be to use a generic target for DNA fusion vaccination, such as CS1, CD38 or CD138 [ 42], to avoid the need for bespoke vaccine production.
