Sentence examples for Distinguished clients from inspiring English sources

Evidence suggests that HSBC and other global banks also performed similar services for various combinations (depending on the bank) of Hamas, North Korea, Sudan, Gaddafi's Libya, Hezbollah, African warlords, ex-dictators, drug cartels, and banks linked to al-Qaida, among other distinguished clients.

Salesmen purred around me while bolt after bolt of glorious fabric flicked by under my nose, on the walls were portraits of distinguished clients and, throughout, there was that air of seriousness that the English assume whenever they participate in something essentially unserious.

The social workers distinguished clients who were " fit to work" from those, who had additional needs, like addiction problems and/or health problems and who were " far away from the labour market" and needed other solutions, taking more time.

Only cases of 'regular care contact' were studied (i.e. excluding contact relating solely to a crisis situation), because we wanted to distinguish clients in regular care from those who only come in contact with services at times of crisis.

It refers to clients being notified for an STI test and can distinguish notified clients from clients who visit the centre on their own initiative.

Although this study distinguished between clients and regular, non-paying partners, FSWs may not perceive a clear distinction.

As part-time clients in aftercare may receive certain reactions because of their former full-time hospitalisation, when studied they need to be distinguished from clients who are immediately placed in part-time hospitalisation.

Experts [ 21, 24] have commented on the need to distinguish between clients and citizens in participation, with clients' participation based on self-interest as consumers, while citizen participation asks people to reach beyond their own concerns, to what is good for the community as a collective.

In Kenya, FSWs were unable to clearly distinguish between clients and regular, non-paying partners; after having sex several times, FSWs identified clients as boyfriends, yet they still paid for sex a significant proportion of the time [ 41].

The main characteristic of such systems is that they do not distinguish between clients and servers: in a P2P system, each peer can act both as a client and a server and only maintains a local and incomplete view of the rest of system.

However, this is most likely caused by inaccuracy in the method which cannot distinguish more clients communicating at the same time.