Tinker, Tailor, Snowden, Spy?

and then we tailor the class right towards the average.

Tailor made training conducted in the field or in Geneva.

Tailor made products could be put together from exchange traded instruments.

This means that EU policy must be tailor made for individual countries.

Tailor made operations designed in response to specific demands ensure ownership and successful results.

Tailor made derivatives would have to be registered individually, with regulators obliged to understand the risks involved.

The only plausible explanation is that tailor made derivatives can facilitate tax avoidance and manipulation of earnings.

The United Nations has to tailor its activities to specific situations on a case by case basis.

It should ensure the equitable distribution of its assistance among regions and tailor it to specific needs.

It should, however, expect and demand progress and tailor its assistance to the performance of the countries concerned.

This is a situation tailor made for Strauss Kahn and the new IMF to ride to the rescue.

The experiences of successful developing countries could provide lessons that could help further tailor development policies in Africa.

Production, subdivided into carpentries, some of which produce coffins sold at affordable prices, tailor shops, bakeries pastries, lotteries

It will also make it possible to better tailor those practices to the real needs of Member States.

Over recent years, the interest of Member States in tailor made training activities has been greater than ever.

Survey investigations have the advantage of using tailor made questionnaires to collect data for a specific analytical purpose.

Others have chosen a decentralized model, allowing each ministry or agency to tailor its systems to some extent.

Besides, given the strength of environmentalism in Europe, the issue is tailor made for Europeans to take the lead.

The EU's joint civilian military approach makes us flexible and able to offer tailor made solutions to complex problems.

Voters will learn to compromise, replacing tailor made niche parties with a couple of solid off the shelf options.

Hence, access to tailor made information and e business platforms are key requirements for SMEs entering the global markets.

They should be allowed to tailor their policies to their own national conditions and should be given sufficient policy space.

We can shop at three in the morning or eight at night, ordering jeans tailor made for our unique body types.

In order to tailor national economic policy effectively, policymakers must identify the drivers of and barriers to growth in each country.

Early life Terkel was born to Samuel Terkel, a Russian Jewish tailor and his wife, Anna Finkelin in New York City.

A local shop may be able to use the Internet to tailor more precisely its selection of goods to its customers tastes.

The US should focus on helping to tailor the education and skills of the people being left behind to the available jobs.

And it was tailor made for the few middle income developing countries (such as Brazil, Argentina, and Thailand) that are large agricultural exporters.

The secretariat's internal review concluded that the secretariat must clarify responsibilities and strengthen its capacity to tailor services to meet increased media requirements.

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Cut them!

Cut the potatoes.

(c) High intensity country and region specific projects will continue to be designed and delivered, tailor made to the requirements of the country or region.

the electricity is cut

Tom cut Mary's hair.

Cut Now, Save Later

Germany can cut taxes.

Pledges to cut emissions

Take a short cut.

The Bush administration cut taxes. The Fed cut interest rates in response to the 2001 recession.

You re our teachers. The Damascus suburb produced many well known activists, such as Yahya Sherbaji and 26 year old tailor Ghiyath Matar, nicknamed Little Gandhi, who said

Don't cut down those trees.

My mother cut the cake.

Cut it out, will you?