| The company's client list reads like a who's who of the Irish corporate world. |
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| Spain, her client since 1796, ceded her the vast, untracked territory of Louisiana. |
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| Remind your client that he doesn't want to issue checks that bounce, because it could be a felony. |
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| As an example, the company designed a microsite for client United Paramount Network to promote its Claymation series Gary and Mike. |
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| Many people assume there is no smoke without fire and my client has been denied the opportunity of being found not guilty. |
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| Sometimes the problem is to convince your boss or client put effort into any optimization methods. |
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| The room must be thoroughly smoked, even under the furniture, before the client leaves the room. |
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| A client may provide clues about her cultural perceptions of space and touch. |
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| The views I present to you today are solely my own and not those of any client I represent or organization I belong to. |
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| A client is caught with his or her hands in the cookie jar and is unremorseful. |
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| Trevor Line, defending, said his client had only recently come out of prison for an unrelated offence. |
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| It would have been reckless to leave itself and its potential client COO unprotected against this kind of motion. |
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| He said that it was clear that Cisco was wanting to pull out of the unprofitable client business. |
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| We discussed the idea of my taking one day a week as unpaid leave for a finite period of time, or until new client work came in. |
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| Clearly it is important therefore for you to liaise with your client to ensure the Credit Limit is set at a realistic level. |
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| Kevin got up and followed close behind his client as everyone made their way outside. |
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| This affords greater opportunity to provide client choice, being specific to each client, unlike most contracting in the NHS market. |
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| Some of its earliest products were thin client terminals designed for Unix users. |
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| He said his client admitted he had done wrong and would behave differently if he had his time again. |
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| This collective, along with his pro bono work for local community organizations, also yielded his initial client base. |
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| However, as more client applications become multithreaded, dual-core processors will make sense in all product lines, he says. |
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| Others who have worked with him say he is unusual in being a brilliant organiser and client servicer. |
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| If you need a good web-mail client that won't strain your resources, this is one you'll want to take a look at. |
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| It doesn't take long for an adjuster working for a particular insurance company client to detect a pattern of underinsurance on the coverages. |
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| Potential biases caused by violation of the assumption of independence of observations at the client level were avoided using multilevel models. |
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| I had a client the other day whose PC was practically dead because they clicked on one of those pop up ads while on some sketchy website. |
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| My client has been out of the city on business for several days and was therefore quite uncontactable. |
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| All a client has to do is tell me what they want and then sit back and relax. |
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| With a two-way KVM switch, both client PCs can be in operation while sharing a single monitor. |
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| While with a client last week I visited a patch of heart-leaved twayblades near Bandon. |
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| Acronyms or abbreviations can confuse a client who is looking for the business in a resource listing. |
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| So I hope to interview Ed later this month, and get the walk-through on IBM's Workspace strategy and client technology. |
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| Price your liquidity accurately for each of your client segments and recognize which flows suit your book and which don't, so that you can. |
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| So my boss gets on the horn with one of the producers and insists that they let me meet with our client before he goes on the air. |
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| Rob Ross, defending, said his client accepted he faced another custodial sentence, but urged the court to consider not jailing him. |
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| The client was sophisticated and able to assess from the quarterly estimates and otherwise the reasonableness of the fees charged. |
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| Every client should have their own account executive from the web developer who will look after the customer's interests. |
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| It can send a softphone telephone call through a 3G or WiFi client back into a corporate network. |
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| The client usually receives a quotation with projections when buying a policy. |
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| If that is the case, my client was deprived of the chance of an acquittal on the murder count. |
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| This is an award winning firm with an unmatchable reputation for client service, technical expertise and job satisfaction. |
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| Colour is draped over the client to see what brings out the natural radiance of the skin. |
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| Yeah, and it's totally weirding me out to think about having a client come to my house. |
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| Sue Robinson, defending, said her client had been an alcoholic for 25 years and would take herself off on three or four day drinking binges. |
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| His counsel said he understood imprisonment was inevitable but asked for sentence to be adjourned so his client could put his affairs in order. |
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| Therapeutically interventive suggestions are offered when the client is adjudged to be in a trance state. |
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| Her defense attorney had admitted his client ran an illegal bank, but distanced her from the deadly Golden Venture. |
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| At times, workers are exposed to sexual comments or advances on the part of a client or family member. |
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| Technology advances international competitiveness by bringing in just-in-time delivery and client specific products. |
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| The terms were normal for a client with an apparently bona fide meritorious claim. |
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| Replying to a question by the advocate, he said he had not seen his client firing the rifle. |
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| And the agency willingly risks taking the rap in exchange for access to all that client money. |
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| But she gave the impression she had no idea of the level of abilities and needs of the client group concerned. |
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| The client was an advertising agency which bought a new agency management software package. |
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| For a client who insists on a CD-ROM of as-built drawings, the obvious solution is to copy them as read-only files. |
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| The client is able to open seekable streams on the server, either in read-only or read-write access mode. |
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| If I'm going to spend three hours meeting with a client on site or in my office, the retainer must be provided first. |
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| She was going to be late, and she knew her client didn't like to be kept waiting. |
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| She led the way with her sexy wiggle without looking back to see if the client was following her or not. |
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| That's when fund managers rebate a portion of their fees to brokerages, based on how much client money that they put and keep in the fund family. |
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| This will leave the last update in the client browser's window after your program exits. |
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| The custom code had jumped an air gap at a defence client and infected what should have been a highly secure computer. |
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| Our client is one of the UK's largest independent, five-network Mobile Airtime Distributors. |
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| I therefore agree that the client care letter or any contentious business agreement should be attached to the bill of costs. |
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| One client told me that when he asked whether he had been breast-fed, his mother, arms akimbo, warned him off with a glare. |
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| As far as I can tell, treating your client to a karaoke power-lunch over here could mean kissing your deal goodbye. |
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| We have a client that needs Arial in semibold form, but from what I I know, Arial Semi-Bold doesn't exist. |
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| Each model or client shows the same fascination and wonderment with their lifecast as an infant does when first recognising itself in a mirror. |
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| With a relatively small take-up of electronic accounts in Ireland, the private client business is highly labour intensive. |
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| Manor Kingdom's client profile includes captains of industry, entrepreneurs, sportspeople and an increasing number of overseas buyers. |
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| The client got something very elegant and very refined that will look as good in ten years as it looks now. |
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| There is no suggestion in the evidence that your client suffered from alcoholism, is there? |
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| As a result, these hotels are refitting their in-room facilities with the hope of further consolidating their corporate client base. |
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| If my black thigh high, lace up boots are requested, the client will be expected to lace me into them at the beginning of the session. |
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| Monica says she's looking forward to expanding her public and private client base through her alliance with Noctor. |
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| He was also quite a yaffler so I find it hard to believe he would not speak to his client during a service. |
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| Mr Fernandes said that his client had a poor record before 2000 but since then had tried to put his house in order. |
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| A great many designers, it would seem, enjoy relinquishing the responsibility for such things in favor of client interests. |
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| Each client is informed about what foods to avoid and advised about alternatives they can eat and drink. |
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| This causes problems when a client is coded to use one service, but tries to use another service with different semantics. |
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| Houses designed for a specific client and site may be submitted by builders, architects, remodelers, designers, and other industry professionals. |
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| Donaldson's first job was for a private client who wanted her bathroom completely decorated in lapis lazuli. |
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| Sales representatives were often unethical and willing to tell a client anything to sell a plant. |
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| I used starch when the client demanded it and made the creases sharp enough to amputate a limb. |
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| This might include breakfasts, lunches, formal meetings, client meetings and trial projects. |
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| The Attorney general is a lawyer employed by the government of the day to provide legal advice that his client asks for. |
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| They believe that a trusted company client is unlikely to recommend that they employ a layabout. |
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| Also, client trial balances can be directly imported while maintaining the client's coding structure. |
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| Was there actual evidence from your client that the tobacco leaf was cut in order to enable it to fit into bags for easy transportation? |
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| We will also have a much better resourced London office and that's very important to our client base. |
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| The securities laws now provide that a firm must segregate its customers' moneys and hold them in a separate client account. |
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| Getting a client to embrace a new logo usually requires a huge leap of faith. |
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| The client wanted a weekend retreat, with space for guests, which would respond to the beauty of the setting. |
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| The client could run out of money and the lender could be left with a partially completed house. |
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| Now the company's second act depends on how fast Micromarketing can diversify its client base. |
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| ProStrategy has a number of existing customers in Britain and it will expand there by adding customers to its existing client base. |
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| A deal would allow them to merge the private client customer bases of two of the second tier stockbrokers in the Irish market. |
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| Only by whipping up fear and loathing of trade unions among the business community will these organizations get their client base. |
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| I refer in particular to the fact that, in order for my client to lose his liberty, two decisions have to be taken. |
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| To communicate meaningfully with our client requires a certain Libran responsiveness. |
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| Ortega has won his loyal client base by offering a constantly updated range across his entire empire. |
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| Rachel visits the client to take the casting then finishes off the lifecast at home. |
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| Defending, the lawyer said his client was apologetic and very much regretted the incident. |
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| In a limousine leaving the airport, agent and client spoke for five or six minutes. |
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| There was also a significant rise in the amount of private client activity among brokers. |
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| In the process, a client on that team kicks loose a small rockslide, which peppers the rappel chute, where a third team is descending. |
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| Ask each firm that you are looking at for a complete client list going back no more than six years. |
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| At the height of his career, Giles's client list resembled a roll-call of London and Dublin society. |
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| The client feels much more in control, and is secure in the knowledge that he isn't being taken advantage of. |
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| We decided to make the client front end in HTML that would reside locally on the subscriber's computer. |
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| However, some agents, in addition to their regular client list, have a supplemental roster of newer artists. |
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| Thereafter, the inability of Russia to provide cheap conventional weapons to client states also reduced regional arms races dramatically. |
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| Their boss doesn't take no for an answer and is adamant they get the client or face being sacked. |
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| The client must be secure in the knowledge that the lawyer will neither disclose nor take advantage of these revelations. |
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| In the case of macular degeneration, our experience mayn't completely serve us or the client if we don't understand what we're dealing with. |
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| At some point, the client application finishes its work and must run the completion protocol to force its own system-wide logoff. |
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| My client was in hospital at the time that they executed the search warrant. |
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| Java applets allowed developers to deliver real client applications within the browser. |
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| He orders the young man not to look at him either because as client or director this would ruin the effect he wants to achieve. |
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| The company's Web site will allow online access to initial public offerings for the brokerages ' combined client base of roughly 6 million. |
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| How did your client manage to assign the lease without having to show the assignee's solicitors what was in the lease? |
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| There is often little love lost between lawyer and defendant especially if the client goes to jail. |
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| After that he said his client left the education system and got a job as an assistant manager of a clothes shop in the town. |
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| Our client is a little concerned as he has been allowed access to the premises and has expended substantial sums thereat. |
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| What can you tell a student or client who already has symptoms of low back pain? |
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| She does this by talking quietly and calmly, never rushing a client and by using a gentle yet assured touch. |
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| To be a business partner in every sense of the word, we have to understand the nature of our client value proposition. |
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| If your client rents inventory space, find out how the client is billed for inventory storage. |
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| If the client is too busy massaging his or her ego to hear what the artist has to say, trouble lies ahead. |
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| An attorney-at-law shall defend the interest of his client without fear of judicial disfavour or public unpopularity. |
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| Teach the client to reach away from the body in the sagittal plane and lengthen the spine. |
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| Conducting the auction of a property, the auctioneer noticed an agent talking to his client on his mobile phone. |
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| Client money is kept in a segregated client account, which is audited each year by one of the big four accountancy firms. |
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| The lawyer says his client has started compiling documents that he says will authenticate her life story as she tells it in the book. |
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| Such rights may have availed us nothing, had the client run into financial difficulties. |
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| Each student group was tasked with carrying out a market research project and produced a marketing plan for their assigned client company. |
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| This reduces development times, makes our business more efficient, and ultimately saves the client money. |
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| After that, the client software works in the background as a Windows service and watches your selected folders. |
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| Once we get a brief from a client there is a research stage and a brainstorming session. |
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| Once registered with the service the client receives a regular telephone call at an agreed time. |
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| A client leaves a bank after a withdrawal from an automatic teller machine. |
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| Your client may not be able to stop the process even if they change their mind. |
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| At one of these confabs, I was obliged to tour the floor with my new boss, who wanted to show me how schmoozing the client should be done. |
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| Their temperers are considered some of the best machines in the business, as evidenced by their client list. |
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| He often travels to industry events and client meetings, and is a popular guest lecturer at several business schools. |
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| Your Honour, I was not for a minute suggesting that my client was more benevolent, only that others are in like position. |
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| The Utah consumer debt fund came under investigation when it failed to send out client payments, used by about 1400 troubled Utahn consumers. |
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| Thus far, you have an FTP client and a shell busily tidying up your home directory. |
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| Mr Ross said his client would benefit from an order banning him from the town centre. |
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| Another marketing method is to service each part of the body every time a client comes in. |
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| He took his eye off the ball and did not really appreciate that the client was manipulating him. |
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| As a result, says Harper, he is working hard to create a more balanced client portfolio. |
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| Between them they had the technical knowledge required to see this client through the changes quickly and effectively. |
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| What's important is to get the client using the blog software and seeing the value in it. |
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| If client A is a transferrer, the capabilities are released when client B completes it operations. |
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| A larger drug gang had drawn him into the trade and his client was threatened with violence if he attempted to break away. |
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| He said that his client had been seen as a soft touch by other users who helped themselves to his drugs and his money. |
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| Dale asked the client a few questions to understand his needs better and made appropriate notes. |
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| He was talking with his client outside the courtroom when a witness rushed up and attacked his client. |
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| Her husband of five years is a bespoke tailor with a client base stretching across Europe and North America. |
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| A negative test result was usually an accurate indication that the client did not have the disorder. |
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| Carter has a client that is looking to buy a club that is in bad shape physically and financially. |
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| People bragged about their impeccable references and newly renovated websites that would maximize their client base. |
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| They suggest that untransformed measures of client size may provide an upper boundary to the estimate of market concentration. |
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| That client can then send a request to all the other session participants asking for the packet to be retransmitted, and any client that has the requested packet can respond. |
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| My client says they had both drunk too much, and afterwards he tried to reanimate the earl with mouth-to-moth resuscitation and a cardiac massage. |
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| To ensure success, Chapman then uprooted his family and moved to the USA for three years to build up the client base and develop the manufacturing facility. |
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| Giving a client a sob story to elicit money is usually a bad idea. |
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| Just which initial choice an estimator makes depends to some extent on the type of estimate they are performing and the type of client they serve. |
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| Simon wanted her client to read for the role of Jason Street, star quarterback of the Dillon Panthers high school football team. |
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| I doubt whether Mr Martin's client could sue on a statement by a director in an affidavit, whereas he or other financiers perhaps would be able to sue on a letter of comfort. |
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| Bruce, is it tough when the client is up against it media-wise? |
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| Most agencies have a group of people called account executives who are responsible for liaising between the client and the agency staff who work on the account. |
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| During shamanic counselling, the client is taught how to put themselves into a trance-like state so they can ask questions of their spirit helpers. |
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| You have therefore published outrageous libels against our client directly to persons whose opinion of our client is critical to their professional reputation and standing. |
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| Robin Shellard, defending, said his client had reappraised his life while in hospital and since being discharged had not returned to his past life of drug abuse and crime. |
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| In this way, the client uses milieu therapy to apply his or her developing perspectives on life, work and love to the project of building a meaningful and satisfying life. |
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| Thurmond, a lawyer, had given loads of info to the cops to help them nail a dirty client of his and then faked his death. |
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| As an account executive for JD Edwards, it is in my best interest to provide a real expectation level of the scope of a project, and determine if the client is a good fit. |
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| Once given an appointment the client is looked after by a vendeuse, an important saleswoman responsible for customers, their orders and supervision of their fittings. |
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| If the client is highly stressed, the trainer should take him outdoors, walking, or even mountain biking, on some beautiful trails in the Chaguaramas area. |
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| When an account executive scores a client engagement, consulting managers waste no time calling around to find out who's qualified and who's available for the job. |
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| Through a series of legal maneuvers, the defense lawyer kept her client out of jail. |
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| Now, your corporate client was found liable in damages for repudiation. |
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| He was so impressed by the socks that he invited me through my client to come and visit him. |
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| Diane Dimond on why his attorneys decided just over two days of underwhelming testimony would be enough to get their client off. |
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| Even if the lawyer thinks his client is guilty, he must defend him zealously. |
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| They said the wall was structurally unsound and was removed by our client, before the notice of refusal was received by our client from the Council. |
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| In almost every case, the client would be better off waiting until the application goes live before testing, rather than testing an incomplete ensemble of code and components. |
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| Your client has described this decision as leaving her in a position of almost living death, a limbo, where she can't really get on with her life. |
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| The company did some one-off orders for a client who wanted some of his speakers covered in faux lizard skin and others inlayed with precious Dutch wood. |
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| In the meantime I caution you that any further attempts at stalking my client via the interweb will result in the appropriate authorities being notified. |
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| I agree that it puts them on neutral ground so the client would find it a lot more difficult to take out his anger or whatever you want to call it. |
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| If the target time is behind the local time by less than 2 minutes, the client slows its clock over a period of 20 minutes until the two times are in synch. |
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| His attorney has stated that should removability be established, his client will seek relief if the government designates Russia as his place of return. |
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| When his client prompts him, he admits it would go faster if he could hire assistants to examine the bills of sale, the tax assessments, the census records. |
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| Two days before going to hospital, I recommend the client begins a course of arnica homeopathic remedy to lessen the bruising, swelling, and soreness. |
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| My Co came over to introduce me to someone who is hoping to beCome a Corporate client and went in for a hug. |
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| The contest for client states that reached through Africa, Asia and the Middle East produced sponsored mobs on the streets and incessant streams of competing propaganda. |
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| The accountant is meeting with another client right now, but she'll be able to see you later this afternoon. |
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| He steered the client out in the corridor, where the poor man, clearly confused and with no verbal skills, stood for a few minutes staring mawkishly around. |
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| Peniche, meanwhile, was a more ideal client in her telegenically trainwreck ways. |
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| As everyone always notices, the back view reflected in the mirror of the barmaid serving a client in a top hat is too far to the right to be optically possible. |
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| Perhaps what would be worse than a barrister liking his or her client would be disliking the client, especially when the accused is charged with morally repugnant crimes. |
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| If the client has a problem with the shortness of the cable you offer, respond with the affirmation that you understand they are looking for a longer one. |
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| This represented an adjustment of Roman foreign policy in the east, where independent client kings had always been imposed on this buffer state with Parthia. |
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| Teach the client to visualize pulling the belly button towards the spine. |
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| When Mr Botham's solicitor and own client costs were assessed, Mr Desai was sent the bill of costs but did not have access to the underlying materials. |
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| If a client wants a color of a lighter value than was originally rendered, the black and white version has to be redone and the whole rendering recolored. |
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| The more luxurious the trip, the more it seems that personal choice is delegated by the client to the planner. |
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| After it was over, the focus-group research company ground out a report, which was then incorporated into memoranda at the client company and the advertising agency. |
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| He said his client became uncooperative at the police station after she was stopped from using the toilet and suffered the humiliation of wetting herself in front of officers. |
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| We also asked Mr Denman if his client was in a position to complete. |
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| Be assured that our vision is and remains client satisfaction. |
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| Another challenge was running Linux on client devices that don't contain application program-load memory, beyond a small ROM used for system bootstrap. |
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| Mr. Childs, an experienced builder of skyscrapers, is in the sensitive position of representing a client who believes he can remake the plan for his own purposes. |
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| The Bar determined his failure to inform his client was both dishonest and deceitful. |
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| For example, consider a client who has shown interest in naif prints. |
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| The company can produce any fabric, ranging from polynosic, dri-wick fabrics and silk to mercerized cotton and dye the fabric any color the client chooses. |
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| Neither Kline nor his client is allowed to divulge the amount of the settlement. |
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| At the client level XP is Win2k with bolt-ons, many of them naggy pop-ups. |
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| My client had a postage-stamp-sized plot in the heart of the city. |
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| Cordova says that his client will most likely be deported if he is found guilty of the charges. |
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| Counsel for the Member of Parliament yesterday attempted to guillotine the judgement passed on the appellant suggesting that his client had been given a raw deal. |
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| Set up a protocol so that an NFC client on one phone will bring up the corresponding NFC server on the other when the two phones are bumped together. |
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| The shop is making up a special order of 800 smoked salmon, chicken salad and other sarnies for a client at Royal Ascot, as well as the normal fare for hungry York shoppers. |
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| First, he pointed out that if the argument were right then in a great number of commercial cases the ability of a client to get legal advice in confidence would be destroyed. |
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| For that reason I have asked DH, Attorney here in the US, to prepare a release and waiver for each client which must be executed prior to any return of capital. |
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| Waelchli also adds that the body loses weight as a system, so it does not matter what type of exercise the client is doing as long as they are active and burning calories. |
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| Such frankness contrasts with a widespread tendency in the past in the U.S. press and among establishment-oriented writers to whitewash Western client regimes. |
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| An eye surgeon has been accused of serious professional misconduct after a client who had laser surgery to correct short-sightedness says he was left with blurred vision. |
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| Questions are being raised about the accounting of client billings. |
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| Cell phone records show that he was talking at the time of the accident, and time records reflect that he was billing a client for the time he was talking. |
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| The merged firm will land up with two overlapping product sets that are difficult to integrate and a client set that will be unwilling to migrate. |
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| The first thing Joplin needs to find out before he will agree to officiate a wedding is why his potential client is in prison. |
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| My client is not prepared to simply let the matter blow over. |
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| Roddenberry says his client base expanded quickly after the Affordable Care Act was validated by the Supreme Court last year. |
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| Of course, there are those who seek not to enlighten, but to habitually and purposefully obfuscate in order to baffle a client or weary public into submission. |
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| A potential client may find a particular service provider to be comparatively more desirable than another because he or she employs scientifically better services. |
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| I would flat out advise any client not to touch being a treasurer with a ten foot pole had Edwards been convicted. |
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| The client relationship, moreover, is about to get a whole lot deeper. |
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| He said your client had reached the age of discretion, Mr Toomey. |
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| His lawyer says his client suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. |
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| Her oldest client was 70 years old, but she says they range in age from 18 upwards. |
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| After the client crosses the border to Hong Kong, the money can be withdrawn or moved worldwide with much greater ease. |
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| It was brought to our knowledge that the forementioned client died in testate and nominated no next of kin to the title over the investments made with the bank. |
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| The exposure my client would have had in criminal court doesn't compare to a second semester senior getting expelled. |
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| Kelly was a loyal client of Cartier, and the jeweler agreed to provide the jewelry for the film. |
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| She holds the client steady and asks him to breathe in deeply. |
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| Besides, in advertising as in criminal law, every client is entitled to a stout defense. |
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| Lawyers for the ex-coach may call a psychologist to testify that their client has a personality disorder. |
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| It was not until 1985 that the law penalized the client for kerb-crawling, even though for many years it had penalized prostitutes for soliciting in the street. |
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| He was nominated for the award by a client who bought a car from him. |
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| Data is directly transferred between storage devices and client computers. |
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| My client has assembled a world-class team of quantitative analysts and infrastructure developers from the world's top educational and research institutions. |
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| Most recently, she oversaw client services for Twelvefold, a programmatic contextual targeting platform. |
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| But when Frazier approached her client about the payment, she got the runaround. |
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| Juan accidently spills some coffee on a client during a business meeting. Juan's tort is clearly in the scope of employment. |
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| You could spend the five big ones and the client could get downsized to a Jiffy Lube janitor the next week. |
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| The architect blueprinted the renovation plan once the client had signed off. |
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| I'm going to body-slam your client at trial until he wishes he had been more cooperative and you wish you had been more persuasive. |
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| The bodyworker should explicitly tell the client that sexual touch or sexual stimulation will not be a part of their relationship. |
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| Client-side validation of data is dangerous because the client might be malicious. |
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| Some big client of Arthur's is coming to town, and Sally is supposed to entertain the man's wife. She says it's a command performance. |
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| The dietitian works with the client to develop meal planning that meets the client's needs based on healthy food choices. |
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| The position may have been different when your client was living in the house with the flatmates. |
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| I have been trying to get a free and clear title to the land for a client of mine. |
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| After Tincomarus, the emperor Augustus chose to recognize his brother, Eppillus, as the next client king. |
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| Caratacus himself was defeated in the Battle of Caer Caradoc and fled to the Roman client tribe of the Brigantes who occupied the Pennines. |
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| This was because the people in the area known as the Brigantes by the Romans became a Roman client state. |
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| The Mercians backed a client king named Oswine, but he seems to have reigned for only about two years, after which Wihtred became king. |
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| The Continental System caused recurring diplomatic conflicts between France and its client states, especially Russia. |
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| Napoleon subsequently defeated the Russian Empire at Friedland, creating powerful client states in Eastern Europe, ending the fourth coalition. |
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| The French occupied Spain and formed a Spanish client kingdom, ending the alliance between the two. |
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| Austria, keen to recover territory lost during the War of the Third Coalition, invaded France's client states in Eastern Europe. |
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| French troops gradually encroached on Spanish territory until they occupied Madrid, and installed a client monarchy. |
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| Every time a client requests a web page, the server can identify the request's IP address and usually logs it. |
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| A freeman could further himself by becoming the client of one or more lords. |
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| Professional investment managers generally are compensated based on the volume of client assets under management. |
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| In the upper Clyde two major shipyards continue at Glasgow Govan and Scotstoun, run by BAE, whose major client is the Royal Navy. |
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| The company was set up on behalf of an unnamed client twelve months after the robbery. |
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| In this context, a client is offering to double his fee, and it is implied that wealthy clients habitually pay Holmes more than his standard fee. |
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| Hirst is also known to volunteer repair work on his projects after a client has made a purchase. |
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| The British established the Hashemite king, Faisal I of Iraq, who had been forced out of Syria by the French, as their client ruler. |
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| The client owed service to his lord, and at the end of the grant period returned the grant with interest. |
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| The lord could make him a smaller grant of land or livestock, for which the client paid rent in produce and manual labour. |
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| Hitler followed an autarky economic policy, creating a network of client states and economic allies in central Europe and Latin America. |
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| After Arminius was defeated and dead, Rome tried to control Germania beyond the Limes indirectly, by appointing client kings. |
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| Rome would control Germania by appointing client kings, which was cheaper than military campaigns. |
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| Vannius was himself also deposed by Vibilius, in coordination with his nephews Vangio and Sido, who then ruled as Roman client kings. |
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| Beyond the frontiers, he secured the Empire with a buffer region of client states and made peace with the Parthian Empire through diplomacy. |
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| Patrician did not rule the north directly but set up a client province there, which functioned independently. |
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| Though the real power in Italy was in his hands, he represented himself as the client of the Emperor in Constantinople. |
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| The Eastern Roman Empire treated its western counterpart as a client state. |
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| It was founded by Salih I ibn Mansur in 710, as a client state to the Rashidun Caliphate. |
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| It later alternated between being a Roman province and being a Roman client state. |
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| From 1801 to 1807 Florence was the capital of the Napoleonic client state Kingdom of Etruria. |
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| A barrister would then be hired by the solicitor to speak for his client in court. |
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| The age of the client is important especially when dealing with fatal accident claims or permanent injuries. |
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| If he believed a client to be in the wrong, he would persuade his clients to make amends, otherwise he would withdraw from the case. |
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