Sentence examples for tailoring statements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tenet betrayed his office by tailoring statements to reflect the interests of his political masters, rather than the assessments of his staff -- but that's not why he may soon be fired.

Katharine Q. Seelye writes that both campaigns see this subset of swing voters, which made up 9 percent of voters in 2008, as critical to winning the election, tailoring their statements about health care and the economy to what they think those women want to hear.

This study examined tailored Model Statements, emphasising either spatial (Spatial-MS), or temporal (Temporal-MS) details, compared to a control condition (no-MS).

It's very important to tailor each statement of purpose to the particular program to which you're applying.

For years, many Israeli and Palestinian analysts have said that what Palestinian leaders tell their own people in their own language — as opposed to English-language stailoreds toilopinion opinion in the rest of the world — is the truest reflection of their actual beliefs.

Just like a cover letter for a job application, graduate school applicants should tailor their personal statements for the programs they are applying to.

Additionally, we referenced the New Zealand stroke guidelines 40 which include specific statements tailored to the Maori population.

Their signature brand of glamour – luxe party wear, classic tailoring and statement separates – has even been worn by Kim Kardashian.

But in a statement tailored for Greek listeners, he took a slightly different tone, saying: "This terrorist act is contrary to the fundamental law of respect for human life.

A more powerful approach is to include a "Qualifications" statement, tailored to fit the particular job you're applying for.

Applicants who are simply mailing out a blizzard of laser-printed resumés to everyone advertising an opening will not be able to tailor their objective statement to the position and will be at a disadvantage.