Sentence examples similar to client presses for from inspiring English sources

Before she had left for the day, she says, quite a few clients pressed their cases.

They are seeing unprecedented demand from their clients for press release distribution in Africa - and they simply don't know how to serve them.

But it requires clients to press harder for alternative fee arrangements, courts to back away from policies that embed the billable hour, law firm leaders to stop rewarding excessive associate hours and senior partners to consider the deleterious consequences of their myopic focus on short-term profit-maximizing behavior.

Shepard takes particular satisfaction in testimony that showed that in the past the law firm had encouraged its partners to spin the press for their clients' benefit.

Pelinka was attacked in the press for allowing his client to go to the highest bidder rather than forcing him to honor the unconfirmed handshake agreement.

I have half an hour appointments with clients and if they [ the client] feel that I' m not pressed for time, they' re more willing to sort of [ say] " well actually there' s something else bothering me too" (M14r115)." Developing the required knowledge and skill set to effectively provide a cervical screening and well women's health check clinic extends beyond PNs attending a course of education.

Lobbying agencies create phoney blogs for clients and press releases that no journalist will read – all positive content that fools search engines into pushing the dummy content above the negative, driving the output of critics down Google rankings.

Mr. Drel was unclear what tools he and his team had to press his client's case for freedom, other than what they called Mr. Khodorkovsky's obvious innocence and the absurdity of the new trial against him.

A lawyer for a woman who booked clients for the prostitution ring said he believed the decision not to charge Mr. Spitzer meant that the government would not press for prison time for his client, Temeka Rachelle Lewis, 32.

House calls are an option for busy patients, and doctors will meet clients at their workplace or the airport if they are pressed for time.

Other lobbying organisations press for oil rights and contracts for their clients.