Sentence examples for client affairs from inspiring English sources

David Nestor, a spokesman for the accounting firm, declined to answer those questions, saying they related to confidential client affairs.

In 1983 he joined Jones Day, where he became head of its employment law practice and later of its worldwide client affairs.

Blumenthal's love affair with her BlackBerry began about a year and a half ago, when she bought it to be able to stay on top of client affairs at all times, but it quickly spiraled out of control.

"The question that often runs through office party planners' minds is, 'If that is how they handle internal client situations, is that how they also manage their external client affairs?'," she said.

"I do not discuss other clients' affairs with other clients," he said at one point.

A spokesman for Aon said the firm could not comment on a client's affairs.

First Command said it could not comment on a client's affairs but defended the advice reflected in the man's plan, noting that it is important for young officers to save and invest even as they pay their debts.

In the company's annual report, the outlay for the base may have been noted as a "nonoperating expense" or "social responsibility expense," according to a senior accountant at a Big Four firm in Moscow, who did not want to be cited discussing a potential client's affairs.

The rabbi's lawyer, Dennis Wixted, in his closing argument today, denounced his client's affair.

I think I know more about some of my clients' personal affairs than their own partners do.

It is not Icap's role to ascertain any of its clients' tax affairs, which are confidential and a matter for them and their relevant tax authorities".