Sentence examples for client bond from inspiring English sources

Mr. Evensky has also reduced his exposure to losses from rising interest rates by lowering his target duration for client bond portfolios to about 3.5 years, from about 4.5 years in 2008.

We continue to do our very best to build client bond portfolios that protect principal and offer as much as yield as possible without taking on too much risk.

But in the case of Sarah Rose Katz, a Citi Habitats agent who is also 25, client bonding arose specifically because of an age difference: Her client, Doina Stoiana, 73, who owns a small rental building on the Upper East Side, received an iPhone and an iPad as gifts, and it was Ms. Katz who taught her how to use them.

Jan is disgusted with Michael's antics (which began when Michael changed the meeting location from a hotel meeting room to Chili's without permission) and refusal to talk business, but discovers at the end of the day that there is a method to his madness when the client bonds with Michael, allowing him to close the deal.

Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, released a statement on GZLegalCase.com, seeking donations for his clients bond.

For example, the agencies could be required to group each of their clients' bonds into 10 different quality buckets, with approximately 10% of their bonds, by market capitalization, in each category.

A lawyer for a Jordanian student who was charged with lying to a federal grand jury investigating the Sept. 11 terror attacks asked a Manhattan judge yesterday to release his client on bond, saying that his client was not a risk to flee.

Mr. Rana's lawyer, Patrick Blegen, told a judge that witnesses who testified during his client's bond hearing showed he "is a well-respected businessman and has lived a life of almost 50 years now where he has not promoted violence".

A mixed methods study on adherence support workers (ASWs) in Zambia who were living with HIV reported that ASWs had stronger bonding with clients and hence increased client adherence (Torpey et al. 2008).

Many banks are also concentrating more on fee-paying activities, such as helping their largest corporate clients sell bonds, advising on takeovers or looking after rich clients' investments.

So began testimony from current and former major league players who prosecutors say will establish that Anderson gave his clients — including Bonds, the home run king — steroids, told them what they were and told them exactly how to administer them.