Sentences with phrase «not accommodate clients»

* 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.

Not accommodating your clients» time requests impacts your revenue, reduces client loyalty and benefits your competitors, as dissatisfied clients may seek appointments elsewhere.

Not exact matches

The clients we take on are not required to be millionaires, but we take great pride in accommodating our clients with the most upscale, elite services available.

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.

They are not under similar government regulations and can, therefore, go against the norm to accommodate people with bad credit among their mortgage clients.

While Dublin Animal Hospital is not an emergency clinic, we do our best to accommodate our client's medical emergencies.

Please note that we can not accommodate VET SOS clients at our office between scheduled clinics.

Aside from identifying hidden talents on your staff, client surveys can also reveal patterns of needs that pet owners have that you may not currently accommodate.

Seen in context, it's clear that paragraph 8 of the commentary to section 6.3.1 (3) doesn't impose a duty on lawyers to promote equality, it does impose an obligation on lawyers, in fulfilling their duty not to discriminate, to accommodate employees and clients — consistent with Ontario Human Rights Law, which has the effect of promoting equality.

In terms of accommodating legal and commercial demands, I would say that in this day and age clients do not need to be told the law because they know it already.

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.

To accommodate the needs of our clients, we have developed and used several alternative pricing options that are not tied to the billable hour, such as flat fees, not - to - exceed fees, performance - based fees, blended hourly rates and annual fees.

Our team is available to you at our location in downtown Springfield, Massachusetts and we are always willing to accommodate our clients, if you can't come to us, we'll come to you.

However, if you have a conference room or an empty office, it wouldn't be a big deal accommodate your clients when they need a place to work or meet.

Finally, while some lawyers have been considering developing apps for their law firms to accommodate smartphone and tablet users, I don't see much utility for those apps, unless you're talking about an app that gives existing clients access to a secure client portal to get information on their individual case.

Sam Glover: And I would say like your client doesn't get to be the boss, but you should take their preferences into account and accommodate them if you can.

We often remind our clients not to rush to the conclusion that they must accommodate every disability presented by an employee.

Because things don't have to be run through a committee you can try new systems out, incorporate different practice areas, and accommodate to meet the needs of your clients like no big law firm could ever do.

At Juris Digital, we don't really make this distinction, because we build all of our client's sites on WordPress, which accommodates both traditional «website» pages, and blogging.

Do not agree to produce documents in a format the client can't accommodate, and propose a form of production the client can accommodate.

He merely added that due to the big risks involved with cryptocurrency and crypto's volatility banks will only accommodate corporate clients with trading services — not small individual investors.

While it's possible for me to accommodate clients on short notice, it's not ideal for the reasons noted above.

I do not fall into the managed care trap of shortchanging the client in order to accommodate bureaucracy.»

As one NTRB put it «[I] f we do not give our clients the time and money to deal with Mining industry demands, our clients will be lost in a process that does not adequately accommodate them».25

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

The mediums are not fixed but are interchangeable to accommodate the changing needs of the client as therapy progresses and a trusting therapeutic relationship is established.

I provide therapy services during evenings and weekends so that my clients don't have to miss school and to accommodate parents» busy schedules.

I would venture to say that many therapists are not so stuck in their ways as to be unwilling to try to accommodate clients, and they would rather keep the relationship with their clients by being more (or less) goal - oriented than lose them for mysterious reasons.

I'm not available most evenings due to client appointments, but can typically accommodate afternoon or lunch hour supervision times.

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.

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.

This gesture not only accommodates the client, but also conveys your competence.

When I was working with a Broker / Realtor a few months back, we had this same conversation, as at that time, everyone in the office were cutting their commissions to accommodate their clients» but we did not for the very reasons you wrote about.

Therefore, your clients shouldn't be discouraged from seeking «senior housing» if they'll require additional assistance to accommodate a disability nor should they be rejected from a senior community based on this fact.