Sentence examples for approval interview from inspiring English sources

Following ethics approval, interview participants were purposively sought based on their professional positions and their ability to speak to the issue of medical tourism, excepting the 5 Mongolian medical tourists who were identified through the investigators' personal networks.

These include projects' long-term approval processes (Interview 4) and the high subsidies allocated for the conventional sources of electricity (Interview 7).

All requests from this journalist have been denied, or effectively denied by Martin's stipulation that he have final approval of interview copy).

BENGALS' CANDIDATES: Searching for a replacement for Coach Dick LeBeau, the Bengals have permission to talk to the Steelers' offensive coordinator, Mike Mularkey, and reportedly also have approval to interview the Redskins' defensive coordinator, Marvin Lewis.

But he did not want to accept the conditions attached to the ITVS financing, which included giving ITVS final approval over interview subjects, keeping the film 60 minutes long and giving up his chance of a theatrical release.

It was not until early 1955 that Hoover, in the interest of tying up loose ends, finally gave his agents approval to interview Ms. Dukas, who told them that she had been Einstein's only secretary since 1928, exploding the vision of an office full of typists processing secret cable traffic.

The SEC investigation never went anywhere because Aguirre was fired in September 2005 after he tried to get approval to interview Mack about his knowledge of the deal.

Forty-four Primary Care Trusts granted approval to interview carers; two refused.

Ethical approval to interview the teachers was gained through the University of Sheffield's School of Health and Related Research ethics committee.

The current study used respondent validation (review, amendment and approval of interview transcripts) before text analysis for this reason.

Ethics approval to interview the stakeholders of the ACT Health Walk-in Centre was received from the ACT Health Human Research Ethics Committee (ETHLR.11.028) and subsequently given expedited approval by the Australian National University Human Research Ethics Committee (protocol no. 2011/120).