Sentence examples for arising from the interview from inspiring English sources

Other points arising from the interview, in which the topic of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) 2000, governing snooping on internet traffic, is mentioned a lot: Gmail is legal [under Ripa] only because it's based in the US, not the UK.

The director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer QC, said the Crown Prosecution Service had advised the Metropolitan police service that there was insufficient evidence to prosecute the officer, known as Witness B, "for any criminal offence arising from the interview of Binyam Mohamed in Pakistan on 17 May 2002".

The research team met regularly throughout the study to propose, debate and negotiate the major thematic groups arising from the interview material.

(Palliative medicine doctor, England, ID6)" The concept of appropriateness; whether doctors considered it ethically appropriate to investigate or treat the patient for VTE, was a major theme arising from the interview data.

Interviews were recorded, transcribed and thematically coded with some themes directly arising from the interview schedule and others emerging from the interview findings or from recoding such as "tensions in the review process" [ 11, 12].

Seventeen infrastructure planning experts were interviewed, then assembled to re-develop ideas arising from the interviews.

To minimise any distress arising from the interviews, and in accordance with QCS research committee and JCU ethics requirements, participants were advised that counselling was available following the interviews if required.

All authors discussed themes arising from the interviews.

Table 2 summarises the categories developed from broad themes of knowledge arising from the interviews.

A final element arising from the interviews touches on the education of researchers in the field.

Further, the triangulation of themes arising from the interviews and literature review was done.