Sentences with phrase «face meetings increasingly»

With face - to - face meetings increasingly rare, what's your business's preferred meeting alternative?

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It is increasingly valuable to work with researchers from different countries and different specializations to help tackle some of the issues we face and this will be a great opportunity to meet the researchers.»

Zoe says: «We started chatting increasingly every now and again until the point that I raised meeting face to face.

Busy work schedules and well established friendship circles can leave Pretoria singles struggling to meet new faces, hence increasingly people are choosing online dating to find love.

With schools today facing an array of complex challenges — from working with an increasingly diverse population of students, to integrating new technology in the classroom, to meeting rigorous academic standards and goals — observers...

Under NCLB, states have to meet rising proficiency targets on math and reading exams, and face increasingly burdensome sanctions if they fail to meet those targets.

Our award - winning custom training is tailor - made to meet the increasingly complex and diverse needs that businesses face.

As we face declining dues - paying membership and an increasingly complex marketplace, it's imperative that the ABA transform to better meet the needs of our members, the legal profession, and the public.

Law firms are increasingly faced with the challenge of sustaining profitability while meeting client demands for greater value.

In order to make better sense of the issues lawyers and judges already face and will increasingly meet, read my chapter, «Failing to Predict the Past: Will Legal Causation Kill Tort Law in Cyberspace?»

Faced with an increasingly sophisticated group of general counsel armed with procurement «hounds», the BigLaw firms have found themselves pushed into commoditising their own services as other manifestations to meet clients» needs came in the form of LPO providers and NewLaw firms offering alternative and cheaper solutions.

• Clients are increasingly unwilling to pay for training of associates, e.g. prohibiting firms from billing for young attorneys» attendance at client - facing meetings.

But, when faced with an increasingly unhappy kid who got the school counsellor to organise a parent meeting so we'd sort something out, we finally conceded defeat.