Examples of using Client groups in English and their translations into French
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are less likely to be satisfied with the accessibility of service when compared with other client groups.
One of the central objectives of this Agreement is improving participation and outcomes for specific client groups such as people with disabilities.
increased support of previously underserved markets and client groups.
implement technologies that better serve both ministries and various client groups of the Province.
If the project is successful, Aseguradora Rural will look at the feasibility of rolling the product out to other low-income client groups of BanRural.
government immediately develop and implement an anti-stigma campaign for all federal client groups.
You simply select the option of displaying prices with or without fee for client groups.
And marketers: to improve A/B testing of marketing to reach similar client groups.
Adding the various categories of eligibility for VIP-IC increases this number to 28 distinct client groups.
The use of the two offi cial languages has been properly integrated into the planning of activities pertaining to communications with the public and other client groups.
educational initiatives to schools, client groups, youth centres,
The Inspector was pleased to learn that more than 15 client groups are lining up to use Unite Docs.
services provided, and client groups of these services, according to the following categories.
The administration of the Veterans Independence Program, which provides benefits to such a wide variety of client groups, requires that the eligibility of each one of its clients be determined according to program
First we will identify those client groups which could be considered to belong to the asylum agency
The International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO has continued to provide effective support to each of its client groups, policymakers, trade support institutions
The persons belonging to those client groups are not subjected to strict rules on the protection
However it is an important example of how policy-makers might be able to think about ways to combine different types of funding models for different client groups in order to build career guidance systems that are universally accessible, throughout life.
As a consequence the information made available to the client groups in zone 2 is exposed to a lower risk of unintended redistribution than the information in zone 3 where the risk is moderate to high.
As noted in Chapter 4, community-based and private organisations are often felt to be more attuned than government organisations to the distinctive needs of certain client groups or to local 3.