Sentence examples for world clients from inspiring English sources

Alex seldom had a discouraging word for the Soviet Union or any of its authoritarian Third World clients.

Welcome as the removal of Duvalier is, not only because the west has at last shed one of its most obnoxious third world clients, the motive for it was neither noble nor humane.

Aircraft deals have become popular here, for example, because the island's stability is acceptable to manufacturers and insurers who worry about the political climate or legal protections of some Third World clients.

Kenya-born Francisco D'Souza heads Cognizant Technology Solutions, which outsources IT services for its Western world clients.

Figure 2 illustrates its general components and its interfaces to the outside world: Clients (i.e. other servers, the administrator and users) connect to the application via the described REST interface.

In today's modern world, client and customer expectations of a business are high.

Students are also required to participate in a team project in which they develop and implement social media marketing strategies for real-world clients.

This point is graphically illustrated in a profile of an architect who gives his fashion-world clients rooms that are consistently chic but never, ever trendy.

Through immersion training, mentoring and working with real-world clients, these women can overcome their difficult circumstances, said Donna Kent, senior vice president at Televerde.

Set on 12 ½ acres on Vashon Island, a short ferry ride from Seattle, this particular house was commissioned by Steve Jensen, a personal manager whose music-world clients include K. D. Lang and Katy Perry.

Gluckman is well known for his spare, elegant architecture, especially for art-world clients like the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, the Whitney Museum and the Gagosian Gallery in New York.