Sentence examples for public customers from inspiring English sources

Our analysis questions a common argument found in studies of the defence industries: that a close confluence of interests exists between private suppliers and their public customers, so much so that the boundaries between public and private actors become blurred.

Rockefeller soon laid out the situation for the public: Customers shop on the Internet for a product — maybe movie tickets, pizza or flowers.

The New York Stock Exchange oversees 441 member firms, and only 283 of those conduct business with public customers.

In bringing the charges, the S.E.C. said that specialist firms had an obligation to put orders from public customers ahead of their proprietary interests.

Encouraging small voluntary actions by the public, customers or staff looks good and is much safer than passing restrictive legislation or rethinking your entire business model.

The desire for technological solutions to the human problem of school violence has emboldened a flood of tech and surveillance start-ups competing for public customers.

Any property segregated on behalf of non-public customers must be treated initially as part of the public customer estate and allocated under paragraph (c)(2) of this section.

No portion of the customer estate may be allocated to pay non-public customer claims until all public customer claims have been satisfied in full.

The vast public customer griping line that is Twitter erupted in snark.

In the earlier case, the NASD found Cosmo "inserted the name Cosmo and Associates to replace a public customer's name," on a transaction, according to court filings.

We found out quick enough that the general public customer experience was dependent on the distribution and retail customer experience.