Unfettered by the demands of clients, Eakins was free to paint what and, more importantly, whom he wished.
Given the demands of clients this isn't always easy, but in most cases – with a real will on both sides – it can be done.
Our focus tends to be on output; long hours at work, time-consuming commutes and responding to the demands of clients, colleagues or managers.
She, and her work, were demanding of clients, builders, engineers, her own staff and their eventual users, sometimes to the point of impossibility.
The new rule fudges the issue, saying banks can build up positions to meet "the reasonably expected near-term demands of clients, customers, or counterparties".
In 1907, frustrated by the demands of clients and by mismanagement of the organization's finances, he resigned and devoted the last decade of his life to painting, in which occupation he was not nearly as original judging by a single small, nondescript still life from 1907 included in the show.
There are also exemptions for market-making, in which the banks build up sizable positions in all sorts of securities, supposedly with the sole intention of having enough on hand to meet the demands of clients and for hedging risks taken elsewhere in the firm.
In order to plan successfully, understanding the views, needs and demands of clients is an essential step.
The growing demands of clients as well as the globalization of world markets are among the many factors that have led to the establishment of systems of quality control and environmental management as a competitive strategy for businesses.
