Sentence examples for conditions for interviews from inspiring English sources

Politico's editor in chief, John Harris, said he advised reporters to resist such conditions for interviews and expressed dismay that political figures were becoming more comfortable avoiding on-the-record interviews.

Reporting to a closed meeting of the Council, the weapons official, Hans Blix, said he still had no agreement with Iraq on several inspection issues: helicopter flights for his teams; conditions for interviews of Iraqi weapons experts, and permission for U-2 or Mirage photographic surveillance flights over Iraq.

The two directors had laid out in writing what they understood to be the agreements they had reached with Iraqi officials last week, which covered basic terms like the number of inspectors, the conditions for interviews of Iraqi officials and other practical matters.

Media experts and republicans have reacted with anger to revelations that the Prince of Wales is demanding that broadcasters sign up to 15 pages of strict pre-conditions for interviews, giving him the right to block the final product.

To assure comparable conditions for the interviews, guidelines for the different interviewers were developed.

He wrote, "Recent intelligence collection in support of Operation Enduring Freedom posited a template whereby military police actively set favorable conditions for subsequent interviews".

There was evidence dating back to the Afghanistan war, the Ryder report said, that M.P.s had worked with intelligence operatives to "set favorable conditions for subsequent interviews" — a euphemism for breaking the will of prisoners.

Without providing details, the report includes a reference stating that recent intelligence collection in support of the Afghan operation used the military police to "actively set favorable conditions for subsequent interviews.

There was evidence dating back to the Afghanistan war, the Ryder report said, that M.P.s had worked with intelligence operatives to "set favorable conditions for subsequent interviews"—a euphemism for breaking the will of prisoners.

That is what we do for a living". Ramzi then said: "If terrorism is to throw terror into the heart of your enemy and the enemy of Allah then we thank Him, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate, for enabling us to be terrorists". Khalid outlined the conditions for my interviews.

And Tapper balked at the suggestion that CNN gives Trump preferential treatment by permitting him to choose the conditions for his interviews.