Sentence examples for regional client from inspiring English sources

Contemporary Lebanon, it is true, still remains in large measure the artificial creation of French colonialism it was at the outset - a coastal band of Greater Syria sliced off from its hinterland by Paris to form a regional client dominated by a Maronite minority.

"We see a Singapore representation office as being very important because it is where we manage those regional client relationships," Royono said.

"We see a Singapore representation office as being very important because it is where we manage those regional client relationships," Royono said.

Client satisfaction with Agile is impressive across the board: we have a global client with 40 offices worldwide and a regional client who both adopted Agile for their own internal teams after working with us and seeing firsthand how powerful it truly is.

If Mr. Putin's strategy works, it has a potentially large payoff, in the form of salvaging Mr. Assad's rule (Russia's only Middle Eastern port at Tartus), shoring up Russia's only regional client state, and putting Moscow back in the game in the Middle East.

Hutcheson/Shutze made its reputation creating unusual commercials for regional clients.

While the organization focuses on serving local and regional clients, it has worked with clients in locations around the world – and is highly focused on delivering practical solutions relevant to today's marketplace for each client.

At the same time, I went on, as Iran and the US edged together, Shia, Persian-speaking Iran and its Sunni, Arabic-speaking rival, Saudi Arabia, were engaged in struggles through their regional clients for influence over Yemen, Syria and Iraq.

"The economic warfare that the United States and some of its regional clients are conducting against Iran is psychological warfare more than real economic warfare," the Iranian foreign minister said.

The nation's unity is periodically threatened by its clerical rulers' unpopularity among large sections of the population, as well as by regional and ethnic divisions, conflict and instability in its immediate neighbourhood, and the hostility engendered by its regional clients and/or proxies in Iraq, Lebanon, Afghanistan, and elsewhere.

One start-up that got hatched by RTBI is DesiCrew, a rural Business Process Outsourcing company, which sets up IT-enabled service centers in rural areas to employ and train local people to meet the back-office demands of regional clients.