Sentence examples for tailor arrangements from inspiring English sources

Ministers said it would then be up to future administrations to tailor arrangements to Scottish needs.

In an article published last year in White House History, the journal of the White House Historical Association, Mrs. Clarke said she had learned to tailor floral arrangements to accommodate foreign customs and tastes and the allergies and personal preferences of the president's guests.

"The government is undertaking a consultation process in the coming months on a new employment and participation model for remote Australia in recognition that more work can be done to break the cycle of welfare dependency in remote communities and better tailor welfare arrangements," he said.

"What you are trying to do is tailor the arrangement to the band or artist.

Trips run from June to September 2009 and Audley can add further tailor-made arrangements in Canada or Alaska.

Holidays can also be tailor-made: arrangements can be made for every aspect of the trip, although flights must be booked separately.

There was one reference to "the establishment of new bodies if more tailored safeguard arrangements are needed", that is, a repetition of the ASQA model that failed in the VET sector.

If the banks decide that certain contracts — usually intricately tailored financial arrangements sometimes known as "bespoke" agreements — can't be cleared, the deals are moved out of the clearinghouses and into private hands.

These rules serve the important purpose of saving most bargainers the cost of negotiating a tailor-made arrangement.

The knowledge generated and the methodology presented herein provides the scientific foundation for tailoring atomic arrangement and physical properties in a wide range of miscible and immiscible multinary systems.

At the same time, the total numbers of people in Germany and France who support giving Britain a special deal on membership to satisfy British opinion are heavily outnumbered by those who oppose doing so, which suggests that David Cameron may struggle to achieve his hoped-for tailor-made arrangement for the UK.