Sentence examples for in response to client from inspiring English sources
SMARTCOMPANY Tudor Still Commands Top Dollar | In response to client complaints, Paul Tudor Jones has cut certain fees charged by his biggest hedge fund.
Mr Blankfein added that Goldman was the last major bank to expand into mortgage trading, in response to client demand, and would have lost its position of influence on Wall Street if it hadn't responded to that demand.
"In response to client interest in digital currencies, we are exploring how best to serve them," the bank told Bloomberg in a statement.
The virtual machines instantiated in response to client requests are created and deployed by a XEN hypervisor, and typically host Linux images (e.g. Ubuntu, Suse, Red Hat, etc).
Participants maintained their valuation of open-ended, student-centered creative thinking and collaboration but recognized that the construction of a mathematical model in response to client needs could evoke solutions that aligned with their curricula.
In short, the two updated schedules provide two alternative strategies for practitioners in managing the material delay with different priorities, which can be the shortest project duration (completing the three spools) or the earliest finish time of particular spool (in response to client request).
In response to clients' complaints, he said on Monday: "One of our companies went out of business.
Mr. O'Rourke, the Morgan Stanley spokesman, said in an interview that the e-mail message was sent "in response to clients who had sent letters saying they were concerned" about Mr. Clinton's speech.
The boxes, which the trust accepts do not meet the nutritional standards of its regular food parcels, were developed in response to clients who had refused to take basic items such as rice, pasta, tinned tomatoes and baked beans because they had too little credit in the electricity meter to cook them, or had been cut off by their gas supplier.
"The context is Accenture has been driving a cloud first agenda in response to clients focusing on the cloud increasingly as a platform to fuel transformation," Saideep Raj, global managing director at Accenture told TechCrunch.
