Sentence examples for representing customer from inspiring English sources

In this paper we propose a novel multi-layer architecture for representing customer reviews.

Processing of securities transactions was little noticed until 1968, when, amid growing trading, stock exchanges began closing down on Wednesdays so clerks could sort out the mountains of tickets representing customer orders.

The campaign -- whose icon was a football made of money, representing customer savings -- involved giving away more than $1 million via Twitter during the Super Bowl using the hashtag #EsuranceSweepstakes.

What was announced: Microsoft is teaming up with Adobe and SAP to create a single model for representing customer data that businesses will be able to move between systems.

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"Once they instituted that elaborate sliding scale, there was no negotiation unless maybe for the Onassis estate," said Jeffrey A. Klafter, a lawyer representing customers in some of the 40-odd class-action cases that have been filed in the last month.

After those cases were consolidated, Microsoft struck settlements with 11 groups (representing customers in nine states, the District of Columbia and a group representing online purchasers).

Lawyers representing customers in the state court case against Apple on Thursday said the settlement could affect as many as 2 million people nationwide.

A VER is representative in that it represents customer needs.

In the suit, filed in New York State Supreme Court, the union, which represents customer service and reservations agents at the airline, sought immediate repayment of at least $100 million.

The Communication Workers of America, which represents customer service agents, said yesterday that while it would participate in discussions to devise a new business plan, it did not intend to grant further cuts in wages and benefits.