However, this work is an important part of the franchise network's added value; small owner-operated facilities rarely have the time or resources to undertake person-to-person engagement at scale.
When deciding whether to act or which act to undertake, a person must calculate as best as he can the pains and pleasures that may reasonably be expected to accrue to the persons (including himself) affected by the acts under consideration.
These interviews — every issue has one, and sometimes two — are nearly always undertaken in person, by a Paris Review staffer or by a freelance writer.
Individual follow up was undertaken with persons who had not responded to the invitation letter within four weeks.
Consulting the collections Where extensive research is required enquirers are asked to undertake research in person.
This process is often undertaken by persons who have little or no formal training in the field, particularly in developing countries.
This study was undertaken by persons who were on the salaried staff of the WHO at the time of the study.
The bioethical principle of autonomy requires that research participation should be voluntary, informed and undertaken by persons with capacity to make independent decisions.
Other participants similarly spoke of pregnancy as a time for the woman to behave well, seek forgiveness from others, avoid conflict and fulfil her social obligations, all of which are activities undertaken by persons seen as near to death.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines long-term care as 'the system of activities undertaken for persons that are not fully capable of self-care on a long-term basis, by informal caregivers (family and friends) or by formal caregivers (professionals).
Maybe we invest in Vincent Chase because he's doing what we want to do, executing one of the most pure existential journeys a person can undertake: he is following his personal legend.
