Gun control looked like a tailor-made issue that Al Gore and the Democrats could hit out of the park.
A liberal constructionist and articulate defender of the Bill of Rights, Brennan was nonetheless able to secure general consensus among several of the justices by tailoring constitutional issues to precise questions and, when possible, to specific elements of constitutional text.
One after another, Republicans said Democrats had more skillfully tailored their issues to Florida voters.
It also includes project tailor ability issues, defining the work necessary for successful completion of the project; performing data analysis and technical analysis; requests for proposals, budgets, schedules, estimations, change management processes, and approval requirements; and so on.
Aides to Mr. Obama said the campaign was preparing advertisements tailored to issues important in specific states, like ones about the auto industry in Michigan and nuclear waste in Nevada, even as the Democrats pull back ads in Georgia, a reliably Republican state he had sought to put in play by investing heavily in registering new Democratic voters.
While these ads are effective because they feature Latinos and are tailored to issues such as health and education, even they fall short when considering the nation's changing demographics, Ramirez said.
Children's understanding of rights will vary depending on age and parents in particular should tailor the issues they discuss, the way in which they answer questions and discipline methods to the age and maturity of the individual child.
The development and validation of the role-play assessment was based on an actual observed structured clinical examination (OSCE) station checklist, tailored to issues of stigma with input from service users and caregivers and is described elsewhere [ 33].
We extend the "tailoring voting" conversation issued from Oxford Futures Forum 2014 to discuss prospective transformations in decision-making processes.
"Colorado voters know the importance of authenticity, and they're not going to trust a candidate who shifts his positions depending on the audience in front of him," Mr. Allard said, accusing Mr. Kerry of tailoring comments on issues like logging and paying for military action in Iraq and Afghanistan to specific audiences.
