| Operationally, given the diversity of the region, the EBRD should seek to tailor-make operations to each country's situation. |
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| They can also arrange car hire and tailor-make itineraries, including stopovers at various US cities. |
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| They want to adjust the Rules of Procedure according to their taste and to tailor-make their groups. |
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| We need new, tailor-make rules that are adapted better to current business practices in banking. |
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| They may incorporate a jointly owned subsidiary, form a partnership or simply tailor-make an innominate contract. |
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| Organic chemists can tailor-make molecules with numerous useful properties, such as conductivity and the ability to transmit light. |
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| Simpson Travel will tailor-make an itinerary, pre-booking hotels and putting together a route. |
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| The CTX series will also be offered as an intelligent modular design from which the customer can build a tailor-make universal lathe. |
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| In Serre Chevalier Valley, we tailor-make your programme for your seminars, your group stays or business events. |
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| You use individual agreements to tailor-make commission contracts for individual commission contract partners. |
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| They need to know what's happening at the leading edge of biology if they're going to tailor-make the design. |
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| But we also need to be able to tailor-make programs that meet unique regional needs within those broad national goals. |
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| There is also a wide choice of features and options that allow you to virtually tailor-make the machines to suit your precise requirements. |
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| With the proliferation of FTAs, WTO IP policy is being undercut and circumvented by States who use their powerful bargaining positions to tailor-make IP obligations that go above and beyond those agreed to by WTO Members. |
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| Several long-running operators tailor-make weekend breaks. |
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| I always tailor-make concerts for the space. |
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| Some doctors tailor-make low-dose testosterone preparations for women. |
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| However, in order to enhance the flexibility offered to grantors and secured creditors to tailor-make their agreement, States usually keep these mandatory pre-default rules to a minimum. |
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| Insurance companies specializing in individual life insurance have much greater freedom to tailor-make substandard policies than do group insurers. |
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| Whether you're moving jewellery or gems, security videotapes, confidential documents or rare artwork, G4S can tailor-make the service to best suit your organization. |
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| The project has a good track record, can tailor-make learning programmes for specific geographic areas, operates at low cost, and can attract extra-budgetary funds for implementation. |
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| You tailor-make your personal itinerary with the pilot. |
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| Alternatively if you prefer to enjoy the flora and fauna independently and at your own pace we will tailor-make an itinerary for a self drive South African botany tour. |
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| Would it be possible to tailor-make an itinerary should this be requested? |
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| As we develop our skills at modelling, so we can adapt strategies to fit, tailor-make them for our personal preferences. |
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| Financial services software providers enable a customer to more or less constantly tailor-make his or her banking services. |
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| The employee was unable to fit into the largest size, and the arbitrator held that it was not reasonable for the company to be required to tailor-make each costume or uniform. |
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| Together with your private teacher you will tailor-make a course that focuses specifically on your needs in order to meet your business English goals. |
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