0 used to say that it is important to choose suitable people for particular activities because everyone has different skills
It is a question of horses for courses, whether one edits hard for consistency of treatment, or one edits lightly to allow contributors freedom of expression.
It is horses for courses, and that is a rational approach.
When they talk about horses for courses, they are really talking about the importance of getting the right barrister for a particular case.
I believe that that is too rigid and the answer must surely be, to use a colloquialism, "horses for courses".
I have always taken the view that, on voting systems, there must be horses for courses.
In local government, much can be said for a different type of voting system, but there are horses for courses.
The choice of system is a matter of horses for courses.
It is a matter of horses for courses.
