Mr. Martin said indoctrination was equally possible in voluntary one-on-one settings.
So, for example, if you're a "people person," are you better in one-on-one settings or in large groups?
While Mr. McAuliffe solicits big-ticket donations in one-on-one settings, smaller gifts are being sought in direct-mail appeals.
Her tour of Iowa, overseen by veteran Democratic operative Matt Paul, will attempt to put the former first lady in a series of intimate, even one-on-one, settings with locals in living rooms and coffee shops.
We set up a framework where I engaged with the stakeholders, and the core IT leadership team, in one-on-one settings.
I provide career services to students in both group and one-on-one settings, create and deliver programming, and engage with employers in all industries.
We apply this question taxonomy to define appropriate question templates for generating questions, because it is more fine-grained than Bloom's taxonomy, and as stated, has been designed for one-on-one settings (cf. Table 1).
Instead, she tries to warn women in one-on-one settings.
Most of these incidents occur in one-on-one settings, but some will occur in public venues, and you might be the safety pin wearer who happens to be present when one occurs.
Individualized constructive feedback is offered in private, one-on-one settings after rounding sessions.
All agreed that positive emotions (e.g., happiness, joy, enthusiasm, or humour) can and should be expressed openly in the classroom and in one-on-one settings with students.
