Sentence examples for context of clients from inspiring English sources

Tailoring of services began prior to the CCW's arrival at the household, particularly in the context of clients who were already enrolled and known.

Photographs were based on a previously validated set (Field et al., 2005, 2008) which were recreated and modified to represent the real-life drinking context of clients attending the clinic.

Unfortunately, that phrase was all too often used in the context of client transactions.

After the context of client is established, the system automatically establishes the mapping of internal distributed storage according to the type information and deploys the acceleration structure based on user's configuration.

Before HIV treatment became more widely available, most people who tested in these countries (and globally) did so in the context of client-initiated 'voluntary testing and counseling' (VCT).

On 7 March 2011 (one month before Anglo took over the rest of the group) the family's lawyers stated clearly in a letter to Anglo that their offer to repay "was made solely in the context of our clients retaining economic control of Quinn Insurance".

In the context of many clients only finding out they were HIV-positive when they became pregnant, one nurse articulated the importance of discussing the option of either continuing or terminating a pregnancy.

Currently, these processes are carried out through intuitive and unstructured subjective methods, which may also be the most suitable, since CCWs tend to know and understand the context of their clients.

Flexible attitudes and ongoing support was considered an essential part of specialist HCP working practice, as emphasised in the NICE guidelines [ 2], but working in these ways was also described as challenging, not only in the health and social care context, but also within the context of the client-practitioner relationships, especially where clients expected speedy treatment and recovery [ 30].

Such advice-giving occurred in the context of a client-practitioner consultation which was positively perceived by clients as involving 'listening' and 'accepting' the client and treatment by a skilful, warm and trusted practitioner.

"But it's always in the context of the client and wanting them to have a good experience".