Sentence examples for before they were interviewed from inspiring English sources
Confidentiality and anonymity were assured before they were interviewed using a structured questionnaire by a single female interviewer.
By several accounts, some government officials initially did not take the case seriously, not bothering to retain lawyers before they were interviewed by F.B.I. agents.
Some subjects -- 11percentt of the men and 37percentt of the women -- Dr. Spitzer said, reported being entirely free of homosexual feelings or sexual fantasies in the year before they were interviewed.
Dolan fired Browne Sanders in January 2006 for what he considered interference with the Garden's investigation of her complaints; she had been talking to employees before they were interviewed.
The trend has been largely driven by an increase in the proportion of younger people abstaining, but there has been no decline in the proportion of over-65s drinking, and they are the age group most likely to have consumed alcohol on five or more occasions in the week before they were interviewed.
The prosecutor's office said on Sunday that 152 bullets struck the vehicle, and that several police commanders were also under investigation for trying to cover up the officers' role, in part by ordering them to change into their uniforms before they were interviewed by investigators.
In addition, Ms. von Tobel described a detailed hiring process that includes having candidates create a video explaining a financial issue and developing a complex financial plan before they are interviewed.
Ms Stanley said: "All the others are being interviewed and their lawyers aren't being allowed to speak to them before they are interviewed about their full asylum claim".
63 The fully informed consent of participants will be sought before they are interviewed for the first time, and consent will be revisited prior to each subsequent interview.
In this case, the participants are not known to the researchers as patients, so it will be necessary to gather information about the participants' GP before they are interviewed.
In a study from a European country with a high donor conversion rate (Spain), Andres et al. [ 11] state that relatives must correctly understand the brain death of the deceased before they are interviewed to request donation.
