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Перевод: client
[существительное] клиент ; подзащитный ; постоянный покупатель; покупатель ; постоянный заказчик; заказчик ; пользователь
Тезаурус:
- Consequently, primary prevention within a social work context may be seen as action which prevents the need for allocation of client status (Benn, 1976; Richards, 1987).
- "The good ones don't have time for long drunken lunches, and you get better results by getting them to give you and the client a sandwich in a bar at six p.m.
- For example, there were three guides and 15 clients on the trip, but Hinkes does not tell us that the summit party consisted of three guides plus one client.
- "Imagine getting a client's accounts on your computer, with their voice explaining to you exactly what is going on and why.
- She then contacted any other service-providers who appeared to be involved with the client, to ask them what help they were providing, and how they saw the client's needs.
- Lawyer B then decided that the neighbour rather than his client was being "reasonable", and wrote to the client suggesting various (expensive) building works which could reduce the noise.
- In this paper we trace the main contributions to the debate and then present the results from a first attempt, with one client group (the elderly) and with a small number of teams (four), to pin-point differential outcomes amongst the most prominent models of area team organization.
- Teddy gets his promotion after punching the agency's biggest client, a sociopathic film-star, thus proving his honesty in a town of yes-men.
- Often the client is seen by the most junior doctors, who rely on the sister's expertise to dress the wound.
- The tasks involved in being a care assistant are changing as your client group becomes older and more frail.
- to identify the needs of the client group;
- The dispute was seen as an important test case in the advertising industry over the issue of staff and client defections.
- If no loss has been suffered by the client, and the matter resolved as soon as spotted, why should this be a disciplinary matter, reported to all and sundry?
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