For example, you may have worked with an out of state client and that may have meant you needed to file a tax return in that state.
Norman Davies sums up the effect as a transformation of Poland from puppet state to client state; Raymond Pearson similarly states that Poland changed from a Soviet colony to a dominion.
Renee Rouleau, who owns two skin care spas in Dallas, developed the site for out-of-state clients who needed one-on-one care, education and counseling.
Greenpoint Technologies, which contributed $250,000 to Restore Our Future, is a company based outside Seattle that builds high-end aircraft interiors for "private individuals and heads-of-state clients," according to its Web site.
The two sides eventually agreed to a settlement of both state and federal cases: $300 million would go to Stewart's 3,600 state clients and $300 million would go to the 18,000 federal plaintiffs represented by Cochran and others.
At WPP's 2015 Board of Directors meeting in Beijing, CEO Martin Sorrell stated, "Clients want either global or local.
I threatened to call the FBI if they don't stop using my name," said Rosenwasser, who contends that the only problems his office has had were with out-of-state clients solicited by the company.
In State A, state staff and support specialists stated that client needs were identified primarily through the assessment instruments.
It is used to describe the resource states the client is interested in.
The 2008 Kenyan HTC policy states that client information cannot be shared without their consent.
When Italian nationalists attempted to form a government in an Italian state, Austria or its client states would intervene to crush it.
