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If Hamas is too extreme to accept these principles, they argue, we must tailor our principles to match Hamas's extremism.

We must tailor programmes to meet specific needs; something we can only achieve if we have enough data about the girls' nutritional status, food consumption patterns and information about their access to community and health services.

If structure varies, perhaps by market niche, drug trafficked or group characteristics, then we must tailor crime control efforts so they target the vulnerabilities of specific types of operations.

At the local public schools, administrators said they must tailor their instruction to address the needs of the children from legal and illegal immigrants.

A.P.I.'s, or application program interfaces, are the software hooks to which programmers must tailor their applications if they are to run smoothly.

To build profitable businesses in these countries, drug makers must tailor their approaches to the specific dynamics and challenges of each market, Murray Aitken, a senior vice president at IMS, said in an interview Tuesday.

"Proxy advisers must tailor their controls based on the risks of their particular business in order to protect the integrity of the proxy voting process," Julie M. Riewe, a senior S.E.C. enforcement official, said in a statement.

Citing recent terrorist attacks in Kenya and Pakistan, Mr. Kerry will note that communities are at the heart of any solution in combating this threat, and that authorities must tailor responses to conditions in those communities.

9. Concept art is a competitive field, so you must tailor your work to specific studios "For game artwork, it's an insanely competitive field, so it helps if you have a specific studio in mind.

And, to be sure, Foley is very conversant in the many intricacies of the golf swing and wise enough to know that a swing coach must tailor his advice to each player.

Each endoscopy unit must tailor its personnel and equipment practices to its particular case mix, sedation preferences, and to its external environment.