| Limited funding has forced board members to make decisions via teleconferencing rather than meet face to face. |
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| In front of the store is a mini petting zoo filled with goats, chickens and other animals the kids can meet face to face. |
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| The members of the Interest Groups typically meet face to face each year just before the Association's Annual General Meeting. |
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| Could you imagine what would happen when Santa Claus arrives to the African savanna and meet face to face a very wild and inpatient Rhinoceros? |
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| Where the victim-offender mediation model is used, the victim and offender meet face to face. |
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| Arrange for a meeting with the trainer so you can meet face to face and have additional questions answered. |
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| Since then, there have been many plans devised to preserve the ideal of government by citizens who meet face to face to discuss their problems. |
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| It has been wonderful to meet face to face with our members and discuss topics of interest in Hospital Paediatrics. |
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| The conference also provided me with an excellent opportunity to meet face to face with families from across Canada. |
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| Equipa 2007 is a forum where suppliers and potential clients can meet face to face and operators find concrete solutions to the challenges faced within the sector. |
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| Even the social meetings are important, since this is the only occasion to meet face to face and to build strong international bond between the participants and their partners. |
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| Article 6.10 REBs shall have regular meetings to discharge their responsibilities, and shall normally meet face to face to review proposed research that is not assigned to delegated review. |
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| In contrast to policymakers and adjudicators at HRDC, Review Tribunal Members meet face to face with the people about whom they must make decisions. |
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| However, there is a group of about 40 dedicated staff here on the Hill who, although we listen to regularly each day here in the House and in committee, we seldom get the chance to meet face to face. |
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