Police would book an appointment to interview a child about a serious allegation then fail to show up, Rose said.
He made an appointment to interview for a job with Mr. Rumsfeld, but the meeting was a disaster.
His 2002 report highlighted the league's "dismal record of minority hiring" and led to the so-called Rooney Rule, which requires all teams making a coaching appointment to interview at least one minority candidate.
After rummaging under the bed and through my suitcase, I still couldn't find it, so I told the man at the desk that I was sorry, but I had to go because I had an appointment to interview Hillary Clinton.
By coincidence, after leaving the studio, I had an appointment to interview the Sun's latest editor, David Dinsmore (published on 11 August here), who was settling in to the paper's post-Wapping headquarters in the baby shard at London Bridge.
Under the guise of investigating work opportunities for women at the FBI, Bonnie set up an appointment to interview an agent inside the office.
When I was trying to arrange an appointment to interview him and was being given the runaround by Jay Carson, then the former president's aide, I called Carson's cell phone, reached him in the middle of the night at a restaurant with Bill in Africa.
Similarly, PCGs were also interviewed in their homes, and most were interviewed on the same day as the clients, but return visits were often made with a scheduled appointment to interview the balance of some PCGs and clients.
Following the letter of invitation from the GP, potential participants were contacted by a researcher who discussed the study and, if mothers were willing to take part, made an appointment to interview them in their own homes.
