Mr. Fleischer said that he had direct access to the president and that he saw him "very often," but granted that this White House had tailored its press office to control information and contain leaks.
If the sale goes through as expected in late September, Mr. Black, 55, will have tailored his press fief to ownership of newspapers in prestige cities that he cares about: The Daily Telegraph in London, The Jerusalem Post and The Chicago Sun-Times.
This should be brief (250-300 words) and personally tailored to each press, agent, or editor to which you're submitting a proposal.
Beside them, in a stiff salute and immaculately tailored and crisply pressed, stood an American admiral and the United States ambassador.
But the amendment, which has been attracting attention in the local press, appears tailored to win over those three or four moderate GOP votes.
Unlike his successor in Vietnam, Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, a former tank commander who almost always looked rumpled, General Westmoreland gloried in the glittering dress whites he wore to formal receptions, and he wore tailored, pre-faded, immaculately pressed fatigues in the countryside, sleeves precisely rolled up, trousers bloused above his boot-tops.
Whether it's formal or casual, his clothing is of good quality, well pressed and tailored to fit.
When Mr. Suharto was president, just about every institution in Indonesia had one thing in common: from the courts to the bureaucracy to the military to the press, they were tailored to serve his interests.
This tall woman (she is 5-foot-11 in her bare feet) looked perfectly sane in her clean, pressed trousers and tailored blouse.
Everyone's been talking about it for months, and the press and marketing efforts were carefully tailored to maximize the impact.
GAPPD messages, advocacy actions, and template materials (press release, brief, letter) can be tailored for each country context.
