Sentence examples for moving client from inspiring English sources
"Keeping our talent excited is also important in terms of moving client work forward by encouraging new approaches and thinking outside norms".
Investigators are examining whether the firm - as part of that effort - began moving client funds to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, a financial intermediary responsible for closing out some of MF Global's transactions, these people say.
A moving client, which swims relatively high above the substratum, requires a greater energetic outlay to be reached by a cleaner, and therefore the thresher shark may be less attractive than a client that is sessile and close to the cleaning station.
Here's the rub: moving clients from one series to another made them more money.
For Ms. Lee, the past week was a shell game of moving clients and tickets around.
Pennell, added: "Moving clients to online services will be crucial as the DWP looks to focus its face to face services on people who require greater assistance, allowing it to meet some of its planned cuts and efficiency savings".
In this mechanism, threshold points are considered to provide better solution for fast and ping-pong type moving clients in a campus wide network.
There was also some indication that focusing on specific conditions was more effective in moving clients towards work and improving health conditions than generic approaches.
The construction of the welfare benefit system, combined with labour market opportunities, have an important impact on how successful the social services are in moving clients out of social assistance recipiency and supporting resilience among the clients.
Thus, it appears that MET is no more effective than SBNT at moving clients who are not ready to change at the beginning of treatment to being ready to change at the end of it, nor is it more effective than SBNT at maintaining readiness to change from the beginning to the end of treatment (see Table 4 for details).
Many have employment agreements that outline compensation, deferred income and penalties if they try to switch firms and move client accounts.
