“The client usually receives a quotation with projections when buying a policy.”

“However, for drivers that have a client-based architecture, this task is performed by the database client.”

“So I hope to interview Ed later this month, and get the walk-through on IBM's Workspace strategy and client technology.”

“The medium in which it is to be used and the clientage to which it is intended to appeal must also be constantly borne in mind.”

“And thereupon he registered a solemn oath never again to leave her, it mattered not how fared his clientage.”

“Yet Rogers was the agent of but half a dozen tenements, and made no effort to extend his clientage.”

“The more expensive bordellos in major cities were elaborate affairs and attracted an elite clientele.”

“Hunting with hounds demands great skill and the key to keeping your clientele as a hunt is to provide good sport.”

“The city has a vibrant gay scene, and many of the pubs and clubs have a mixed clientele.”

“Our adversarial legal system coupled with political clientism was unable to deal with it.”

“I think that the old model of clientism that aims to put pressure on the State that I studied in the 1960s is still present today.”

“In the context of patrimonial politics and a warlord economy, an important key to understanding child clientism is the ideology of dependency in this cultural region.”

“The state remains central in perpetuating clientship, wealth and development.”

“Another is the attention he pays to clientship and how this differs from citizenship in placing people in vertical rather than horizontal ties of trust and obligation.”

“In the urbanized regions of Italy in the eighth and ninth centuries, instead of direct rural control by the powerful, what we find is links of clientship.”

“The same is true of the large clienteles who gathered at the doors of Roman nobles during customary morning salutations.”

“Many do residencies at affiliated hospitals and clinics with Hispanic clienteles of 60 percent and higher.”

“Outreach activities must accordingly target these clienteles in particular.”

“Another risk posed by big clients is that they take up staff time at the expense of other, smaller clients.”

“He has turned some clients into front page news and kept others out of the scandal sheets.”

“His firm has amassed its billions mainly from large institutional clients and pension funds.”