Sentence examples for clientele rules from inspiring English sources
Remingtons Men of Steel is the only fully licensed male strip club in downtown Toronto, and within the last decade, it has made some changes to its previous clientele rules that only allowed men: It began allowing female customers "to help pay the bills," according to Bruce, a bartender who has worked there for 21 years.
Remingtons Men of Steel is the only fully licensed male strip club in downtown Toronto, and within the last decade, they made some changes to their previous clientele rules that only allowed men: They began allowing female customers "to help pay the bills," according to Bruce, a bartender who has worked there for 21 years.
And you can! If, as Russell Baker once suggested, the white race is not really white but pink, surely the Brits are the pinkest of all, and the clientele at Rules the pinkest of the pink.
Before you build your clientele, set ground rules and expectations to avoid conflict later on.
Evidences from flood prone Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, India indicate that non-state rules linked with clientele and patronage relations, moral and local political economies trump over formal rights to mediate social protection entitlement outcomes.
Given the broad professional base of the Centre's clientele, we could not rule out with specific certainty that some degree of between group "contamination" did not take place.
Mr. Mirchandani said 90percentt of his clientele smokes, "so the majority rules".
One of the golden rules of business is to know your clientele, and the Ritz-Carlton, Dearborn, certainly does.
You have to understand, this type of clientele has their own style, their own rules.
Just ask the waiter who made the mistake of breaking her cardinal rule against engaging in discussion about the celebrity clientele.
Unless you're taking over the whole place, they have an over-21s rule, to ensure it remains peaceful, and the core clientele – artists, writers, social workers, nurses, grown-up groups – continue coming.
