The phrase "activities client" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a client involved in activities, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The activities client was responsible for organizing events for the company."
Alternatives: "client activities" or "client engagement".
This means, in part, demanding that more is disclosed: potential conflicts of interest, trading activities, client relationships, market-sensitive news of all kinds.
Make a list of tasks and categorize them into business building activities, client activities, and personal items.
Between September 2009 and April 2011, data were collected from clients and midwives in twenty midwifery practices across the Netherlands by means of questionnaires, diaries with work-related activities, client records kept by the midwives and the linked data from the Netherlands Perinatal Registry.
Unlike lobbyists, they are not required to disclose their activities, clients or issues, a freedom that has allowed them to become even more influential in recent years, ethics experts say.
He does not fly into Somalia at all—"a nightmare," he says because constantly changing warlords make the country too unstable.At Kroll, says Alastair Morrison, who chairs the firm's security activities, clients are encouraged to make a list of steps for deciding when to go.
Intensified public health education activities, client-centered strategies, quality care, and outreach campaigns could go a long way to increase output activities and reduce redundancies.
Advisor SB1 suggested that although it was obvious in group discussions that clients had been using physical activity to help them, and were increasing their physical activity, clients often appeared to be unaware of these increases until group discussions in the clinic.
The new staff were trained to manage daily program operations, perform forceps-guided male circumcisions, educate clients, and carry out monitoring activities using client records, monthly reviews of complication rates, and monthly booking numbers [ 18].
Strict guidelines determine how much time and how many activities the client will get for his money.
Instead of having employees dispense cash, the machine does it far more efficiently, freeing up employees to spend their time on much more valuable activities like client service.
What's been effective for us is compiling data on lengths of sobriety, activities each client participates in, a "cumulative healing" quantitation of family and personal relationships, and assimilation into normal daily life.
