Sentence examples for client has served from inspiring English sources
"My client has served the city for over 20 years with distinction," Mr. Storch said.
While the family has not accused Marcus Brown of abusing the funds — and his lawyer, Logan Odeneal, notes that his client has served as a manager of benefits for some 80 veterans and "his accountings always balance to the penny" — the family found him unresponsive and chafed at what they saw as an unnecessary imposition.
This tried-and-true OpenSSH client has served millions of devs quite well for the past twenty years and I'm sure it will still remain a favorite but Microsoft has added its own ssh client to Windows, a move that points to more openness on the part of Redmond.
Mr. Nastasi's lawyer, Walter Lesnevich, said his client had served only as a consultant and had not violated the prohibition on his involvement in Medicare.
Branum's attorney, Donald M. Ré, noted in a filing that his client had served in the U.S. Army in Iraq, where he was credited with ordering a squad he was leading not to fire at Iraqi civilians who had ignored a curfew in Samarra and were officially subject to the rules of engagement.
The hardest cases, he says, were those involving Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and traumatic brain injury; many of his clients had served in Iraq and been injured by blasts from improvised explosive devices.
Lévy added that his clients have served their sentence and since been released.
It counts brands like SingTel, Standard Chartered, Hyundai and 3M as clients, and has served about 1,000 companies over a base of 100 clients in its three years of operations.
And Switzerland's 330-strong banking industry has been successful because it has served clients well in a country that has been economically and politically exceptionally stable, and not by helping their clients avoid taxes.
NERA Economic Consulting is in fact one of the world's foremost economic consultancies, has been in business half a century, has served clients in 130 countries across the world (including many governments), and employs many distinguished economists (including former federal officials).
