Nevertheless, there were riots and upmarket shopping areas were destroyed.

An extremely sordid place. Disreputable clientele.

The clientele behavior was very much the same too.

I did! I took care of the finest clientele.

This establishment attracts a clientele of both tourists and businessmen.

Young women constitute 35 per cent of the Bank's clientele.

But mostly the clientele consists of the poules and their macs .

I got the toughest house on the coast and the finest clientele

Nobody wants the U.S. monetary authority to check their relationship, to monitor their relationship with their clientele.

But you're drivin' away my clientele, and you won't find the guy you're lookin' for here anyway.

2.1 The author runs a stationery and printing business in Montreal. His clientele is predominantly, but not exclusively, anglophone.

The prostitute earns all she can by trading on her charms to build up a good clientele and establish the best working conditions.

I went to see a friend of mine, and he made me wait in his apartment in Malabar Hill on the twentieth floor, which is a really, really upmarket area in Mumbai.

I went to see a friend of mine, and he made me wait in his apartment in Malabar Hill on the twentieth floor, which is a really, really upmarket area in Mumbai.

42. Encourages the Dag Hammarskjöld Library to alert its clientele, including Member States through their missions, for example, via electronic mail, of any new publications and collections

Rather, what is distinctive about populists in power is that they attend only to their clientele (the rest of the population is utterly undeserving) and ride roughshod over checks and balances.

When forced to choose between their societies and their clientele, politicians may well decide that allowing social tensions to rise even to dangerous levels is better than sacrificing their own power bases.

Inventions from 1850 to 1900 may well overshadow those of the entire 20th century, but they were the result of a few inventors, such as Thomas Edison, who satisfied a small wealthy clientele.

Closing the gap will require improved access to special hardship clientele, appropriate levels and quality of staffing and a more favourable political and economic climate, particularly in the occupied Palestinian territory and Lebanon.

1.73 The ability of the Agency to provide its regular services to a clientele population that grows at approximately 2.5 per cent per annum is entirely dependent on sufficient voluntary funding being made available to it annually.

The distribution of expenditure across fields does not reflect any substantive difference in services, but rather variations in the clientele population, US dollar exchange rates, and costs within the areas of operation as well as differing levels of service provision by host authorities.

6. It was also felt that because the mission, clientele, standards, practices and the level of implemented technology vary greatly among the libraries of the United Nations system, the single integrated electronic information system envisioned in the report is neither desirable nor achievable in a cost effective manner.

1.71 For the past decade, UNRWA has been caught in a dilemma of whether to base its budget on the total needs of the clientele population in accordance with its mandate or, in view of successive funding shortfalls during past years, to present a budget which might realistically be funded.

It will also be a government without the Greens, who continue to have a devoted, if limited, clientele, but are now regarded by many as a luxury that Germany can no longer afford. This leaves two possibilities a coalition between the CDU, its Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union, and the liberal Free Democrats, or a grand coalition between the SPD and the CDU.