Meanings of individualise in English

They are, I think, the only characters Shakespeare has not cared to individualise.

How can a governor individualise the penal treatment of four or five hundred prisoners?

We need to increase benefits and we need to individualise those benefits so that people in relationships aren't hard done by.

Tax law specialist Mr Kieran Corrigan said plans by the Minister for Finance to individualise the standard rate tax band was not unconstitutional.

He told Morning Report it was impossible to individualise data collection so the GCSB collects it all but discards items it cannot have.

Sir Bruce Ferguson told Morning Report it was impossible to individualise data collection so the GCSB collects it all but discards items it cannot have.

Results: Patients' hopes were highly individualised and were shaped by personal values.

The bottom line Supplements should be individualised according to your specific needs.

This can only be achieved through individualising educational practice to each learner.

As human beings we are individualised fragments of the great universal spirit.

Characters should be individualised, but functional -like figures in a painting.

This finding can help inform individualised treatment decisions by patients and their clinicians.

They provide generalised help for the class teacher and individualised support for children.

For endemic social problems we offer just pitifully weak individualised solutions.

This enables them to avoid individualised attention, but nevertheless makes their causes visible.

Until solid evidence-based guidelines are available, individualised treatment should be entertained.