"I think it's key to have a personal face, to not be filtered.
The team forges a personal, face-to-face relationship with the patient and the caregiver, and develops an individual plan for each patient.
The powerful "Powers Report" — the Enron board's self-investigation — places a personal face on oversight weakness in a way that Sarbanes cannot.
Becoming the personal face of an issue is brave, and powerful, but it can also be draining, and the feminist movement doesn't require full disclosure.
Because of the lack of personal face-to-face interaction, information is stalled, which results in re-working or fixing errors that effect productivity.Rather than liberate workers with personal wall space, the cubicle has boxed them in.
Nicely described in the movie as "the most human of human beings," Mr. Carr, with his tough language and sense of journalistic honor, puts an irresistible, personal face on an institution that for many remains its own mysterious force.
"Face Value" compares the viewer's face to a composite portrait of some 200 other visitors, then spits out a "personal face reading" that purports to use that comparison to define character.
Also in the credit column is a reinvigorated community outreach program, which sends orchestra players into the city and suburbs alike to put a friendly, personal face on classical music.
It was Denial that booked its place in the grand final, however, winning a gripping Search and Destroy round, which at times turned into a personal face-off between Clayster and Faccento.
To this end, most UNECE countries use personal face-to-face interviews with paper questionnaires.
