Sentence examples for been allowed to interview from inspiring English sources

Neither the U.S. nor the International Atomic Energy Agency has been allowed to interview Khan.

And, in a separate filing with the same court, Bromwich said he had been allowed to interview just eleven people, seven of whom were lawyers.

Other journalists have been allowed to interview refugees, but only with the prior approval of the Nauru government and only in the presence of government minders.

American investigators also believe that some of the suspects and witnesses they have been allowed to interview were thoroughly coached in Yemeni jails before meeting the F.B.I.

The United States has not been allowed to interview Dr. Khan, and Ms. Rice raised concerns about cooperation in the nuclear investigation when she met with General Musharraf last week.

The college set up a simulation of a Canadian border post for students training to work in immigration control - since the 9/11 attacks students have not been allowed to interview passengers as part of their work experience.

Skinner was allowed to interview with St. John's.

Whether they will be allowed to interview people independently is unclear.

Mr. Neziri was one of two prisoners The New York Times was allowed to interview.

Second, Ruth Kelly, the education secretary, has promised that schools will not be allowed to interview pupils.

Finally, last year, Red Cross officials were allowed to interview fifteen detainees, after they had been transferred to Guantánamo.