Sentence examples for staged visits from inspiring English sources
But in between the staged visits, candid moments put a human face on a society enigmatic to the West, more complex and textured than typically portrayed.
Except for brief staged visits by media pools, it is off limits to journalists, who expect to be given briefings by diplomats and officials at another hotel.
"In between the staged visits, candid moments put a human face on a society enigmatic to the West, more complex and textured than typically portrayed," said Jean H. Lee, The A.P. Korean bureau chief.
They are much better at teasing out politicians' views than the tedious round of speeches, press conferences and staged visits to supporters' houses that comprise a debate-free campaign.
In March visitors were flown by helicopter to one village for a carefully staged visit.
PARIS — It was apparently just a little summertime spinning with the aid of a grocery chain, but Luc Chatel, the education minister and government spokesman, found himself in some hot water over a supposedly staged visit to a quiet supermarket on Monday.
But the Labour leader's complacency in the days before including a staged visit to a high-street bakery to mock the government's contentious decision to impose a sales tax on hot snacks, during which the North Londoner looked as out of place as any Tory toff has revived questions about his judgment.
Inclusion criteria for the study were age greater than 16 years, ability to give informed consent, WHO staging visit performed in the antiretroviral (ARV) clinic, and ability to attend all study visits for 6 months.
Obama's aides planned a summer of loose campaign-style trips, including carefully staged informal visits with "ordinary" Americans struggling to get ahead in the uneven economy.
They only show up at health facilities for openings or meticulously staged official visits.
Most parents were unaware that they could access the MCH service for individual consultations even if it was outside of the 'key ages and stages' visits.
