This challenge is highlighted when both service providers and clientele realize that the services being offered and delivered are ineffective in meeting the needs of certain populations.
(Sorry, Evan!) Seven: the clientele of the Mos Eisley Cantina.
Tells about some of the clientele of the bar.
Secondary analyses will be made to compare the clientele of the different settings.
THE CROWD At any given time, 90 percent of the clientele could be male, while the service staff is female-dominated.
Local businesses such as caterers, restaurants and hardware stores benefit from the influx of clientele and service needs not to mention the number of residents employed by the entertainment industry who suddenly have work.
Richard Weinberger, director of marketing and sales, wouldn't name names, but he said the store draws an elite clientele because of its service and high-end products.
At just $15 per signature (plus a professional fee of $1,000), I can provide California's classiest clientele with the notary service they deserve.
Or so the chagrined clientele of Madam Angelika Potter's Corporate Affair escort service are learning.
The term "library consortium" means any local, statewide, regional, interstate, or international cooperative association of library entities which provides for the systematic and effective coordination of the resources of school, public, academic, and special libraries and information centers, for improved services for the clientele of such library entities.
Publicly provided health care services were tied to the clientele of social assistance and were only available to poor people until 1971, when the right to health care was legally defined to be the right of every citizen [ 54].
