As Ono argued, a face-to-face workshop has turned out to be a very good way to ensure that participants fully understand the questions about the future, the aims of the project, etc. [23].
While most people would argue a face-to-face appointment with your doctor is superior to a retail clinic or telehealth visit, these new clinical choices are almost always less expensive in terms of money and time.
In this way, he argued, a country facing demographic challenges — Germans, according to a government survey released last week, are the most childless adults in Europe — may preserve wealth and adapt to the future.
If the quintessential American pol is standing in his sandbox screaming affirmations to members of his own tribe, the quintessential British pol is standing across a table arguing face to face with his opponents.
And this is why he is able to argue with a face full of winning innocence that to "stop the boats" is an act of great mercy.
You can't argue that a face tells rather more stories over time than a mere digit can.
Also on Tuesday, the court announced a similar decision against a Belgian woman named Fouzia Dakir who was arguing against a face veil ban adopted in June 2008 by three Belgian municipalities.
It can be argued that a face-to-face meeting with the GP would have been more effective.
He could, the lawyers argued, face a death sentence under sharia law as an apostate unless he remained discreet about his atheist beliefs.
The five conservative justices justified this bizarre decision by disingenuously arguing that a face-to-face, bilateral process was "fundamental" to arbitration.
Under the new procedures, coaches can send flagged files directly to the faculty committee and can argue an athlete's case face-to-face with the admissions director.
