Sentence examples for preserve customer from inspiring English sources
Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales said Congress should require Internet providers to preserve customer records, adding that prosecutors need them to fight child pornography.
As the California Public Utilities Commission considers how to resolve this case, we urge it to preserve customer choice by ensuring a competitive and innovative market.
To Alibaba's credit, it embarked upon the internal investigations in order to preserve customer trust after one of its employees tipped the board off on suspicious activity.
MIT is disassociating itself from Nectome, the Y Combinator-backed startup promising to preserve customers' brains for the possibility of future digital upload.
While applauding the commitment to preserving customers' purchases, it remains a shame that this sort of transfer is even necessary.
On one hand, blockchain technology is effective in preserving customers' privacy.
In [16], a scheme for incentive DR programs that enables the DR provider to compute individual demand curtailments and DR rewards while preserving customers' privacy.
That will make AOL Time Warner's balancing act even more difficult; the company will need to preserve its customer relationships while also eliciting cooperation from other cable companies.
Gone, it seems, are the days when pubs felt they had to preserve their customers' privacy with frosted-glass windows and drawn curtains shutting out the outside world.
Mr. Levison's battle to preserve his customers' privacy comes at a time when Mr. Snowden's disclosures have ignited a national debate about the proper limits of surveillance and government intrusion into American Internet companies that promise users that their digital communications are secure.
Caving to pressure here to block the sale would tell future customers that deals with France could be vetoed by a shifting diplomatic climate, while going ahead with the deal would signal to other customers that purchasing weapons from France doesn't come with a guarantee of French interest in preserving the customer's national security.
