Sentence examples for indigenous customers from inspiring English sources

A bar in central Darwin is facing searing backlash after the owner allegedly ordered staff to ban "blacks" and start charging Indigenous customers for water.

"He would ask me to charge (Indigenous customers) for water, which we're obviously not allowed to do because it's supposed to be free".

I also picked up the Portuguese word for Indian thanks to how often the owner would switch to his first language to make offensive comments about his Indigenous customers.

Balinese aromatherapy products have such local indigenous that attracts customer attention.

TBLs have been criticised for targeting Indigenous people and humiliating customers.

According to Choenni (1997), migrant entrepreneurship refers to business activities undertaken by migrants with a specific socio-cultural and ethnic background or migrant origin, and it distinguishes itself from 'normal' entrepreneurship through its orientation on migrant products, on migrant market customers, or on indigenous migrant business strategies(see also Sahin et al. 2009, 2010).

There is also an abundance of customers from the city's indigenous communities.

The national director of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition, Kirsty Albion, said the project had "been opposed by Indigenous people, tourism operators, young people, bank customers and now we're seeing it opposed in the boardrooms of Australia's biggest banks".

In its intimacy with customers Popular rivals Spain's 47 indigenous savings banks, such as Caixa and Caja Madrid.

For example, to compete with American manufacturers, particularly in the American market, European plane makers had to convince their customers that they had no reason to favour indigenous airlines with better schedules or contract terms.

Customers can choose to buy items that benefit local or indigenous communities, environmental efforts, refugees, the homeless or the disadvantaged.