Sentence examples for longer a client from inspiring English sources
He said SCL is no longer a client.
A spokesman said that Hall "absolutely" did not know the provenance of the emails and that Hutcheson is now no longer a client of PHA.
Channel 4 star Dave Fishwick has also cut ties with MCA, with a spokesman saying: "Fishwick Vehicle Sales is no longer a client of MCA associates and will not be seeking their services in the future".
PeopleSoft is no longer a client of Ernst, the licensing arrangements between the two companies are no longer in effect, and Ernst sold its consulting business to Cap Gemini two years ago.
Zivin told TechCrunch that his firm takes an average 17.5percentt cut of services booked through the platform, but that percentage declines over time — the longer a client uses the app, the less Whittl will deduct for its own coffers.
"Universities have to attract students to their education departments, but after they graduate and find jobs as teachers they are no longer a client of the university," says panel member Mark Saul, a teacher at Bronxville High School outside New York City and an adjunct professor of mathematics at City College of New York.
[Ms. Conway said Thursday in an e-mail message that at the time she vouched for Mr. Stevens, her firm no longer represented a client whose financing goes through the committee.] While perfectly legal, the gesture by Ms. Conway for Mr. Stevens shows the "ultimate coziness" of a members-only marina, Ms. Boyle said.
I no longer tell a client what to do or how to do it based on a standard/model but ask him/her to find a way to make changes in current thinking/production outside level of comfort or habit in order to notice differences which may or may not become new and/or more useful patterns".
While BSkyB is no longer a Portland client, Google UK is now one of the agency's most well-known and important.
Fila, the clothing company that sponsored Capriati through the second phase of her career, no longer calls her a client, though the brand says it is open to bringing her back.
The decision underlines the extent to which Moscow no longer regards Cuba as a client state, as it seeks to focus on extending its influence in the Middle East, Asia and central Europe.
