Sentence examples for the clienteles from inspiring English sources

33 Finally, decision-makers will be able to put forward the characteristics identified in the clienteles and CM programmes to contribute to a better impact on use of services, quality of life and patient experience.

Syntheses on the subject converge towards a need for a better description of the relationships between programmes and their local context, as well as the characteristics of the clienteles and programmes that contribute to positive impacts.

20 21 Syntheses on the subject converge towards a need for a better description of the CM programmes and the relationships between programmes and their local context, as well as the characteristics of the clienteles and programmes that contribute to positive impacts.

This is the true problem and not the pluralistic clienteles implied by the notion.

Upmarket Kingston has one of the most internet-savvy shopping clienteles in the country.

Gonzalez-Vega (1998) defined microfinance as the provision of various types of financial services (loans, deposit facilities and instruments for the transfer of funds) to marginal clienteles (especially the poor).

The conceptualization of empowerment in the current study is based on a review of the literature [ 24, 28, 30, 35, 52, 53], and on the results of several empowerment studies conducted with parents of young children, women facing premature labour, adults suffering from chronic diseases, and with health care professionals working with these clienteles [ 1, 2, 4, 5, 19].

Separated by only a couple of leafy blocks of brownstones, the two lunch spots are a study in vastly different clienteles -- the Park Plaza Diner catering to many folks who have been charged with crimes and the Clark Street Diner to many of those who do the charging.

Working in the industry as a gym instructor will give you a firm grounding on all the basics and get you used to the particular busy London clienteles needs, wants and goals.

Cabinet officers have their clienteles in the public and in Congress and through them can bring political power to bear in the competition for funds.

Several studies have suggested that a mixed remuneration model combining fee-for-service and more generous capitated payments might be a more promising solution [ 22] for the management of complex clienteles.