Sentence examples for permit clients to from inspiring English sources
3) Quality control mechanisms: For example, to ensure the quality of the registration process, a rating system would permit clients to provide feedback after registration and years later.
[C5.] Mutual Fund Settles With S.E.C. Massachusetts Financial Services agreed to pay $225 million to settle accusations by the Securities and Exchange Commission that it permitted clients to make improper trades.
Similarly, Instinet, based in New York, operates an electronic marketplace that permits clients to enter their own orders to buy and sell stocks traded on the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange.
Its replication resorts to NWR strategy, which permits clients to decide to balance availability against consistency.
The Colorado Pet Pantry's model discourages dependence on the program by permitting clients to visit once every two months, and not providing food for pets acquired after becoming a client.
They also permit clients clothing, health services, a small monthly stipend to cover food.
The rules, which take effect on Feb. 1, permit client testimonials if they are factually supported and require the ads to disclose any payment made to those giving testimonials.
This library features a modular API (based on reduction of surface coupling) that permits client programmers to easily incorporate it into external applications.
In principle a single experimental setup in the remote laboratory can be monitored and logged simultaneously by any number of permitted clients through a simple, custom web browser interface.
The Massachusetts Financial Services Company agreed yesterday to pay $225 million to settle accusations by the Securities and Exchange Commission that it permitted favored clients to make improper trades.
Numerous ticket brokers accessed tickets prior to fans as a result of a software program by RMG Technologies Inc, which permitted its clients to circumvent Ticketmaster.com's CAPTCHA access controls, and use the copyrighted website in a manner that violated the site's "Terms of Use".
