Sentence examples for customer enforces from inspiring English sources

When an employer is late on delivery and tell their customers that their skilled operative has taken his legal right to paternity leave, and that customer enforces his penalty clause for late delivery, shall we all send the bills to Nick "I had no idea there were sduch things as penalty clauses" Clegg.

"It started by customer demand, and customers enforce it," Ms. Van Veen said.

An editorial in the Las Vegas Review-Journal last month blasted the Nevada program, invoking the notion of the slippery slope, asking whether bartenders will be the next group required "to take government courses on how to snitch out their customers" to enforce laws on domestic violence or child support.

In a later statement, a Zara USA spokesperson added: "The expression 'special order' is a term used to designate a common situation in which associates are requested to enforce customer service and zone coverage on the floor.

There is no guarantee your "regulation" carry-on bag will be allowed onboard None of their published rules about carry-on bags can be enforced by the customer.

"The client is being urged to say, 'Oh, I want it,' and then the store can say, 'Oh, I did this much trunk show business.' Then the piece comes in, and no one can enforce that the customer is going to take it.

The indictment charges that from 1993 to 1999 Sir Anthony and Mr. Taubman not only met in the United States and abroad to fix commission rates but also put the rate schedules in writing and exchanged customer information to monitor and enforce the fees.

At OPPO we strive to provide our customers with great products re-enforced by exceptional customer service.

Triggering factors are changing customer demands, shorter technology cycles that enforce product changes and a noticeable market saturation.

Instead, the checks would be driven by internal organization policy — enforcing rules that a customer would want to follow.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission will vote next week on a rule that would restrict the industry's use of customer money, and the Securities and Exchange Commission could soon enforce new accounting disclosures for brokerage firms.