The criteria were criticised as having little to do with a country's ability to cope once monetary policy was no longer tailored to national needs.
More radical for this company is the flat-front trousers, many of which are no longer tailored for suspenders the ones shown here only have side tabs, or belt loops.
"But because I don't exercise, there came a time when I could no longer wear tailored suits in a way that satisfied the style.
"It's a part of the general loosening-up that we've been seeing in menswear over the last few seasons – anything too stiffly tailored no longer feels modern.
They present a complex, multifaceted and artistically daring portrait of black life, and are in no way tailored for, or dependent for their success upon, the white gaze.
Different cities require different handling of such things, and New York's law may differ from Seattle's greatly but be no less tailored to its own needs.
Except that, as McQueen was all too aware, clothes, no matter how sharply tailored, were ultimately no protection.
The Service When it comes to service, many of the no-contract options are tailored to feel like conventional plans, with unlimited texts, for example.
We need to develop novel access control models tailored to no-SQL data management systems.
(Hmm, can a cap be tailored? No matter).
But despite the gloomy pronouncements, Mr. Bush has offered no policy initiatives tailored to the slowdown, aside from agreeing to speed his tax cuts.
