Many voters complained that clientelism had replaced merit in determining who received government contracts.

Historically, Roman clientages shaped local politics by tying citizens to powerful patrons.

The consultant expanded his clientdom by offering round-the-clock support to several new startups.

The clientess arrived at the law firm early, requesting an urgent consultation about her estate.

The analyst warned that entrenched clientelists could undermine democratic reforms in the region.

Many voters accused the mayor of being a clientelist after the recent distribution of favors.

The local party's clientelist networks undermined efforts to implement transparent governance.

Our store's training program now emphasizes clienteling to strengthen long-term customer loyalty.

Local artisans have developed distinct clienteles for handmade furniture and bespoke jewelry, allowing them to expand into international markets.

The old inn's clientelage consisted mainly of traveling merchants and sailors.