Sentence examples for face to face planning from inspiring English sources
To prove this point, my daughter and I were invited for the first time to participate in the Annual National Child Traumatic Stress Network face to face planning meeting in Chicago.
At strategic points in the program – pre-field work, pre-data collation, pre-analysis – we held face-to-face planning and reflection meetings.
Prosecutors will be ordered to treat online hate crime as seriously as offences carried out face to face in plans announced by the director of public prosecutions.
Gen. Eyal Eizenberg signed an order allowing Vanunu "a chance conversation orally with foreigners, as long as it is a one-time conversation, which takes place face to face, is not planned in advance, is held in a public place open to the general public, and takes place for a period no longer than 30 minutes".
"We are starting a big operation in the area and the enemy is not capable of fighting us face to face, therefore they are planning such cowardly attacks," he said.
Unlike in Kwale, the face to face PMR training was planned around the community timetable to take account of socio-economic and cultural activities, such as farming and funerals, which affected the number of workshop attendees or their availability during follow up activities.
But he added that he never got a denial "face to face". With the final wedding plans under way, Perot told the Herald, he learned of "a massive plan to wiretap" the code numbers used by his corporation to deal on international financial markets.
Mr. Hoffa has appeared on Capitol Hill repeatedly in recent weeks to press members of Congress face to face to block Mr. Bush's plan.
EDWARD I. KOCH and ALFONSE M. D'AMATO plan to go face to face on the radio.
