Sentence examples for client establish from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he obtained a license to practice law in Mexico and helped a client establish one of the first maquiladoras — American-owned factories — there.

The phone call provided an opportunity for the linkage coordinator to speak directly with the client, establish some initial rapport, and schedule a convenient time and place to meet with the client to discuss the linkage to care program.

Officer Moreno's lawyers have argued that their client established a rapport with the woman when he escorted her upstairs.

Daniel A. Conti, Mr. Davidson's lawyer, acknowledged yesterday that his client established the account but said he acted "at the behest of supervisors".

HTTP in its 1.0 version was "stateless": each new request from a client established a new connection instead of handling all similar requests through the same connection between a specific client and server.

Under all these modes, the client establishes a sequence of HTTP connections, measuring the resulting RTT.

A mobile agent has the capability of migrating to a base station that is currently serving a mobile client, establishing a virtual connection to the client.

In the client's registration process (step 0), the client establishes an account that the broker uses to charge her for the different e-coins that she will obtain (in the withdrawal process) from the broker to make the payments.

When a client establishes a connection to the service, the server will create a new session for the client.

For instance, Haines's multifamily office in Alabama will help clients establish a theme for their philanthropic giving, create a family foundation and visit potential recipients.

Chittagong Muhammad Yunus, (born June 28 , 1940 Chittagong, East Bengal [now Bangladesh]), Bangladeshi economist and founder of the Grameen Bank, an institution that provides microcredit (small loans to poor people possessing no collateral) to help its clients establish creditworthiness and financial self-sufficiency.