Sentence examples for client's importance from inspiring English sources

For some, any praise for his new film is a sort of effective collusion, because of the likelihood that Polanski's lawyers will ask for their client's importance as a global artist to be weighed in the balance.

Bradshaw sheds some light on critics' concern over reviewing the film when he writes: "For some, any praise for his new film is a sort of effective collusion, because of the likelihood that Polanski's lawyers will ask for their client's importance as a global artist to be weighed in the balance".

And sometimes the relationship inspires the patron to overestimate its client's strategic importance and engage in an unwise or futile intervention.

To reinforce the campaign's importance, clients and providers at Clearbrook, Illinois' largest provider of services, programs and support for children and adults with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and other intellectual or developmental disabilities, created a video about the "R-word," and the impact of its misuse.

The client's perspective is of vital importance to understanding the effectiveness and likelihood of uptake of mental health mobile and web-based technologies.

Motivation will be assessed using a modified version of Miller and Johnson's [ 63] motivational screening measure (MSM) to provide a brief assessment of three constructs of client's self-reported motivation for change; importance (It is important for me to...), ability (I could...) and commitment (I am trying to...).

The firm's leadership from the days of Gus Levy, John Whitehead and John Weinberg through present management always stressed the importance of the client's coming first.

The introduction of counseling for prenatal screening in midwifery practice was only three years ago, and all midwives received the same training in the MIMES model, teaching them the importance of the client's values and beliefs in decision-making on prenatal screening.

Here subjective norms means how the client thinks that significant others view client's being competitively employed, weighted by the importance of those attitudes to the client.

Finally, the 'Basic premises: client's account and home circumstances' scale concerns the importance of a consistent account of daily activities, thorough questioning about this account and information about the client's home circumstances in the assessment.

Of incalculable importance for a restaurant is a client's experience of the first and last bites.