These brands have a strong purpose and point of view, speak with a unified voice, and employ relentless quality control across multiple touch points with their messages.
From the patients' point of view, spoken information provided by their GPs is preferred to reading PILs.
Yes, the American people have spoken, Mr. Boehner, but I am one of them, and I can tell you it is not your voice, or your Neolithic point-of-view, that speaks for me, or a lot of other Americans.
When people find something funny it's because they latch on to a point of view that speaks to them for some reason; they don't even know how to express it sometimes.
Accordingly, from the concentration point of view nothing speaks against a central effect.
Scenarios of domestic violence in particular are not appropriate for restorative justice, as the victim may feel obliged to accede to an offender's point of view without speaking up for themselves.
Rather, Tempier's reproach should be taken as an attempt to ridicule the hermeneutical practice of commentators to evaluate a doctrine (for instance's Aristotle's) from a philosophical point of view ("philosophically speaking") and from faith.
"Having decided that I needed a change from both a personal and playing point of view, I spoke to clubs in Japan and France and concluded that the best way forward for my development was to move to England," he added.
Instead of yelling or whining, find calm and constructive ways to say what you want to say and get your point of view heard: Speak calmly and stick to the facts.
"When you really think about it," Mr. Bush said, "he's the head of a state sponsor of terror, he's — and yet an institution in our country gives him a chance to express his point of view, which really speaks to the freedoms of the country.
