Sentences with phrase «accommodate clients who»

You have to accommodate clients who still want hard copies of documents and will only sign with real ink on real paper.

* PLEASE NOTE: While we do try to allow our students to do make up classes, we can not accommodate clients who wish to «pick and choose» classes they wish to attend.

Scotiabank spokeswoman Diane Flanagan said the bank regularly makes exceptions to accommodate clients who can't provide standard documentation, such as Canadian tax returns and pay stubs, to verify their income.

Goldman Sachs is expected to open a virtual currency trading next in the next few weeks to accommodate clients who want to participate in the...

Not exact matches

Same with the client who must insist on doing the needed hard work to tweak their vegan or vegetarian diet to accommodate the needed food to provide all the needs required.

Our firm has 24 - hour customer service, in order to accommodate time zones as well as nervous clients who may be up in the late hours.

This will help you better accommodate the needs of everyone, including younger tech - savvy clients, and busy people who would rather not meet with you face to face to handle their legal needs.

David makes every effort to accommodate out of state clients who are unable to travel to Rhode Island for Consultations or court Appearances.

The first one came from a client in the midwest whose resume I had written, and the second one was from a prospective client in Brooklyn, NY who thought the free evaluation made so much sense, he wanted me to revise his old resume to accommodate the recommendations made (I think he assumed it would cost less if I did it).

Marathon Therapy can thus accommodate clients traveling from other locales who can not attend weekly therapy sessions.

Other skills honed at the Retreat included screening techniques for clients in the Collaborative process: working with a variety of clients who could be considered accommodating, bullying or those with unrealistic expectations.

This creates the question of: does this cause a: detrimental delay, in the consumer being developed into a Client and given the benefit of «Full Agency» Representation and protection, as compared to what would be the case with the more traditional brokerages — who accommodate but don't promote: No Agency Relationships.

The role of the broker, according to the panel, has shifted to accommodate a new breed of both agent and client, who now have access to alternative brokerage models, technology, and, in the case of the client, the MLS.

In a letter dated Dec. 3, Elizabeth Julian, the assistant secretary for fair housing at HUD, wrote that she sent the «wrong message» when she told a buyer agency franchise in October that agents don't violate fair housing law if they merely accommodate the specific instructions of clients who state a housing preference based on race or any other protected class.