Sentence examples for clients addresses from inspiring English sources

Kameon's work for fashion clients addresses different functional issues, but with the same flair for tone and texture.

Among them, the exchange said, were unauthorized trades Plumacher made in clients' accounts and steps he took to hide those trades, such as changing clients' addresses to his own.

Although I used my flip-phone constantly at work, I was never given clients' addresses over the phone.

If merging clients' addresses is not so risky, the problem is quite different in the case of medical records.

But the article's description of Barbara Reich cheerleading as clients address too many Birkin bags trivializes the real goals of the professional organizer.

Christy Parque, the executive director of Homeless Services United, a coalition of more than 60 providers, said that further reductions "could result in an increased length of stay in shelter, because there will be fewer staff and resources to help clients address their problems and return to the community quickly".

She says: "The best strategy, crisis, marketing or communications firms help clients address the substance of their actions, and help them see how those actions will be clearly viewed by the public.

She said: "The best strategy, crisis, marketing or communications firms help clients address the substance of their actions, and help them see how those actions will be clearly viewed by the public.

"People are familiar with Data Dimensions as being a Year 2000 solution company and indeed we have helped our clients address one of [the], if not the, most complex IT problem ever known," says Allen. "However, our consultants have a wide range of skills, and all of this experience and related skills are exactly what is required to implement EIS projects.

A post hoc analysis indicated that around 5 to 6percentt of clients addressed for an ASI interview had refused.

Other issues included encountering wildlife when driving, lack of full attention while driving due to looking for client addresses particularly in rural and remote areas, or lack of concentration due to thinking about workload and prioritisation.