Though managers and teachers may delicately broach the subject (or pray for abstinence), Ms. Bers, the chairwoman of the Juilliard voice department, has tended to withhold advice until it is requested.
Mr. Chiou may also broach a plan by Mr. Chen to create a council on cross-strait development that could serve as a forum for dialogue between China and Taiwan, a response to repeated American appeals that the two sides begin talking to one another directly.
Another writedown to reflect a further decline in the value of the AOL unit is also expected, although the company may not broach the subject until the fourth quarter.
WORTH KNOWING Jordanians are fond of gossiping about their royal family, in hushed tones, though visitors may want to broach this topic with care.
However, if you originally didn't part ways on a high note or if your parents or other relatives have a beef with your ex, you may want to broach the subject with the relevant relative.
Twenty-somethings may be reluctant to broach the topic, fearing they may jeopardize their job offers, but experts agree that the best way for young professionals to approach the negotiating table is to arm themselves with market research.
Differences between patient and clinician perceptions of depression might contribute to poor diagnosis [ 6], as patients may resist formal treatment where GP and patient care priorities clash [ 7]; consequently, GPs may be reluctant to broach the subject of depression unless the patient does [ 8].
Although the topic of end-of-life may seem difficult to broach, it is harder in the long run not having these conversations.
Finally, some health professionals suggested it may be easier to broach the subject of obesity with women if there were standard questions in the maternity booking history or notes.
Theoretically, of course, it is possible that lifestyle behaviour had been discussed in a previous consultation to the one recorded, or the GP may have planned to broach it in a later consultation.
