Sentence examples for permanent client from inspiring English sources

So that's a pretty comprehensive anti-interventionist brief, which undergirded my opposition to our Libya intervention (where we were clearly picking sides in a civil war, acting to protect civilians from a hypothetical war crime that hadn't actually happened, and risking a commitment to nation building and/or babysitting a permanent client state).

For clients, savings are the beginning of asset accumulation; for providers, savings accounts are the anchor of a permanent client relationship.

And when they're in that last stage of dating, trying to decide whether or not to make it permanent, my clients usually ask for my opinion.

Although it may seem like a disadvantage, it has an upside: Highly valued long-term contractors are often offered permanent employment at client companies after, or during, their contract period.

The Food Guide lays out the three phases of nutrition I use with my Permanent Weight Loss clients.

The nonprofit has spent another $1.25 million to purchase a nearby nine-unit apartment building to serve as permanent housing for clients who "graduate" from emergency and transitional shelter programs.

As of this month, H-1B visa holders who live in the U.S. account for half of Canada by Choice's clients seeking permanent residency and eighty per cent of the firm's clients seeking a work visa — about seventy people altogether.

In some cases Adecco has a permanent office on its client's premises.

Although the atrocities at Willowbrook were addressed through what has evolved into the Willowbrook Permanent Injunction, affording each client some degree of humane protection for the rest of his or her life, nothing can ever be done to mitigate such acts of inhumanity against the vulnerable.

Therapists who work through a patient's health insurance have to diagnosis a mental health disorder that then becomes part of the client's permanent health record.

Holloway's attorney, Elvin Meek, said his client suffered permanent brain damage after a bullet lodged between the left and right hemispheres of his brain.