This has undesirable side effects: if a client polls too frequently, server load and network traffic might be increased; if a client polls too infrequently, it may not be notified when needed.
Charles T. Jeremiah, a Houston lawyer who is representing two black Halliburton employees in unrelated arbitration cases against the company, said that his clients were singled out for undesirable jobs at sites and endured racist jokes and slurs.
If you pull or drag skin it could produce undesirable red marks or even worse, cause your client pain!
It was his job to protect his client from the attentions of the socially undesirable.
Using The Lefkoe Method, revolutionary techniques for change that he created, he and his associates have helped over 13,000 clients throughout the world to permanently eradicate undesirable emotional and behavior patterns.
Although this design sounds attractive from an experimental point of view, from the clinical perspective, it may be undesirable (i.e., consider withdrawing treatment to a young depressive client).
In 2012 (7), among approximately 3,500 clients assessed, 75% (compared to 68% in 2011) had undesirable BMI, 42% (compared to 39% in 2011) had elevated blood cholesterol levels, and 13% had raised blood pressure.
The firm says it will not accept clients who are citizens of various countries that it considers undesirable, including Albania, Uzbekistan, Nigeria — and now the United States.
Nonetheless, Ms. Moore reinvented herself as an intelligence agent of sorts, alerting her clients, for instance, to details like whether a house has undesirable neighbors, Chinese drywall or an unsavory past.
Actively involving client councils in the identification of priorities and quality activities reduces the amount of undesirable outcomes (e.g. the prevalence of pressure ulcers, restricted mobility and behavioural problems) [ 16].
