Interestingly, although the HS interviewed recognised the value of PA to health, it was thought of as a recreational pursuit not an academic one.
Last, the questionnaires did not allow additional comments, although parents mentioned during interviews the value of adding their own comments during ROM [ 10].
More notable, in my opinion, is that he spends most of the interview discussing the value of the international community at his schools in Macau and Bosnia, and of the things he learned from his Libyan roommate, who told him about the revolution in his country.
(She posited a suggestion that undergraduate schools adopt interview habits like those of business schools, in which only promising applicants are granted interviews, heightening the value of the meeting, and giving those students not admitted an earlier, less personalized let-down).
I went to a fans' rally at the Portsmouth Guildhall and did interviews stressing the value of a football club like Portsmouth in the local community.
The costs for advertising a vacancy, conducting and processing interviews and the value of lost production until a new hire reaches full productivity are roughly two months of wage payments in Germany and ten weeks of wage payments in Switzerland.
Four main themes emerged from these interviews, including: the value of structured training curriculum, mentorship, transdisciplinary environment, and professional identity.
He said in an interview: "We realize the value of trade with any country.
Jerry Crawford, an umpire who was the president of the union at the time of the resignations, said in an interview, "He raised the value of umpires in their own eyes as well as in the public's".
The interview was on the value of a well-rounded education.
