Sentence examples for face-to-face hearing from inspiring English sources

Around 60% of appeals to the traffic penalty tribunal are allowed, a figure that reaches 73% in the separate London jurisdiction of the parking and traffic adjudicators, where you can have a face-to-face hearing.

Listening to Power face-to-face and hearing her clarification set amidst the visible hurt of being grouped together with Israel's detractors, I found her argument convincing.

And unlike the Internet retailers, Costco offers face-to-face service with hearing aid dispensers and audiologists for custom fittings.

She said she felt safer at the ATM knowing someone could see her. "It's just nice to have that face-to-face, not just hear their voice," she said.

Standing face-to-face at Dragonstone after hearing an intimidating list of formal titles describing the self-professed Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, Jon is introduced simply by Davos (Liam Cunningham): "This is Jon Snow.

Most of the interviews were done by telephone, but 5% of the interviews were performed face-to-face due to impaired hearing, severe health problems or if they had no telephone at home.

She added that online "rules" should be the "same as face-to-face", adding: "If I heard that in a bar I would go up and say excuse me guys can you shut up or go outside.

In December, Mrs Johnson had said she hoped to come "face-to-face" with Brady at the hearing.

Ask your students whether they would prefer to have their own case heard face-to-face or over a videoconference.

But time was running out and last December Mrs Johnson said she wanted to hear face-to-face from Brady where her son was buried.

The French club replied to Tottenham's written offer by suggesting face-to-face talks, but are yet to hear back.