Sentence examples for access to interview from inspiring English sources

"We have required A4e to make available all documentation which our auditors may require and provide full access to interview any A4e employees.

"And we are asking the Serbian authorities to allow us and other human rights groups unfettered access to interview any of the detainees privately, so that we may ascertain the true scale of the problem".

Both sides have paraded their war gains in public – when the Georgians shot down four Russian pilots at the height of the conflict last month they paraded two bodies on national television, and The Independent was later given access to interview the two surviving pilots.

Obtaining access to interview subjects proved difficult for the filmmakers.

Independent journalists are not granted access to interview members of the regime, are constantly banned from entering the capitol and threatened by members of the congress, (just take a quick look on YouTube, yields hundreds of videos under "Globovision" where they hit, threaten and harass journalist from Globovision, every day).

Confidentiality was maintained by restricting access to interview notes and analysing data using a list of pseudonyms.

Simultaneously, Mr. Saleh and his security forces have kept the Federal Bureau of Investigation task force in Yemen at arm's length, granting only limited access to interviews.

Another issue emerging between the board and Congress is access to interviews conducted by board investigators with NASA and contractor personnel.

Eventually, she was given access to interviews conducted by documentary film-makers, and to some striking testimony: "Everyone was there, man, like it was black people, white people, everyone … If something there for free you take it, innit.

But a Federal Bureau of Investigation official, without giving details, said F.B.I. agents in Yemen do get access to interviews and have a chance to ask follow-up questions, though not directly.

Lawyers representing Microsoft in its antitrust case have asked a federal judge to bar public access to interviews with witnesses that are being conducted in preparation for the remedy phase of the lawsuit.