Sentence examples for Instructed clients from inspiring English sources

Even though his company can respond quickly, he said, he still instructed clients on how to secure their valuables until someone arrived.

"The risks are huge," said Claudia Slovinsky, a widely respected immigration lawyer who sometimes represents people whose cases were mishandled by others, including lawyers who mistakenly instructed clients to apply for residency when they were not yet eligible.

RDAP Law also educated clients about how to mimic withdrawal symptoms and instructed clients "who were not yet in custody to adopt a daily habit of drinking alcohol or to have a medical professional provide a prescription for anti-anxiety medication prior to the client reporting to a BOP facility". If none of those worked, RDAP Law recommended that defendants show up at prison drunk.

Moreover, Ms. Vargas backs up a dermatologist recommendation by instructing clients to wear sunscreen.

In areas and at times that hurricanes are likely, they will instruct clients on how to protect the house and its contents.

For example, a therapist might instruct clients who believe that they are not well liked to recall times when they were invited by others to socialize, thus helping the clients to see their fears as exaggerated.

If you can't designate employees for specific customer-response roles, then create a realistic response window, such as four hours or one business day, perhaps with an auto-responder instructing clients to call when a timely response is required.

Some security experts instruct clients to shift their parking lots farther away from the main facility, giving more time for potential attackers to have second thoughts and for guards to act on a threat.

She also is a mind-body fitness trainer, instructing clients in a self-designed workout called Boxing For Poets (Real fighters' technique, No hitting people!), which was awarded a 2009 Editor's Pick in Hudson Valley Magazine for "Best Thinking Person's Workout".

Mr. Fahringer said he instructed his clients to dedicate only 35percentt of their space to X-rated entertainment, to be on the safe side.

Karen Lee Torre, a lawyer for the firefighters, declined to be interviewed and said she had instructed her clients not to speak to reporters.