Sentence examples for client means from inspiring English sources
Price aside, the possibility that this system could lead to a deal or to a new wealth management client means it just might pay for itself.
For Mr. Quinto and his law firm in Los Angeles, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, representing the Academy, like any other client, means a lot of cumbersome legal work.
Building in Bluetooth simplifies collecting email via a GPRS mobile phone, and adding a VPN client means you can synchronise with a server securely.
As I remind people, the biggest advantage that big money has in Washington is a host of full-time lobbyists who can track that one bill that, for their client, means a billion-dollar tax break, but that nobody else even knows is there.
Properly advocating for one's client means being prepared to encounter either kind of judge".
Landing each client means a lot in the beginning, but less over time.
In "Hung," at 10, Tanya (Jane Adams) decides to take on Lenore (Rebecca Creskoff) when a client meant for Ray Thomas Janee) is stolen by Jason Stephen Amelll).
Mr. Manely finally embraced the argument that the possibility of wiping out a $94,000 award against his client meant the case was not moot.
In the coming weeks, Microsoft will be releasing a new free mail client meant to replace Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and Windows Live desktop.
Brafman later insisted his client meant no disrespect.
Sanchez-Ramirez's attorney, Ron Bamieh, said his client meant to turn onto the road that runs parallel to the rail right-of-way, but turned onto the tracks instead.
