Sentence examples for privileged clients from inspiring English sources

Imposing half a gag – a ban on published research but no limit on conversations with privileged clients – is asking for  trouble.

Called late-day trading, the practice gives privileged clients the opportunity to buy fund shares after the market has closed and is illegal according to securities laws.

As if aware that Chanel's privileged clients can lend a musty scent of rosewater to couture, Mr. Lagerfeld seems determined to make the clothes connect with the pace of modern life.

A1 MFS Company Under Scrutiny MFS Investment Management, under fire from the S.E.C., says it allowed privileged clients to trade quickly in and out of its biggest funds while otherwise restricting the practice.

At the same time, the Financial Supervisory Service denied any bias against foreign brokerage firms in response to criticism of its decision this week to reprimand two foreign firms, UBS Warburg and Merrill Lynch, for favoring privileged clients by providing copies of reports in advance of their general release.

MFS Investment Management, the oldest mutual fund company in the country, allowed privileged clients to trade quickly in and out of its biggest funds while saying it restricted the practice for the vast majority of its shareholders, according to a memorandum from a senior company executive.

However, there is one downfall to having such a large (and relatively privileged) client taking advantage of fresh organic produce: there is a lot less left for everyone else.

FreshBooks maintains that you can share certain information (like invoices, time sheets, billing) but also keep privileged client information private on the network.

The report also stated that agencies must be able to intercept legally privileged client-lawyer communications.

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But beyond validating that a poor brain is as worthy as a rich brain, taking outside factors as stressors into account is key to treating non-privileged clients, says Louisa Foss-Kelly, a licensed counsellor and professor in the department of clinical mental health counselling at the Southern Connecticut State University.