Sentence examples for coordinating interviews from inspiring English sources
In Zillo's role as media director, he is responsible for coordinating interviews with Girardi and the players.
Toluca Lake, Calif.-based Dish Communications, which describes itself as a boutique PR firm, was distributing copies of the complaint and coordinating interviews with Neil earlier this week.
Mohamed was among those at Rabaa Al-Adawiyah on August 14, when the military massacred hundreds of protesters, and where he told me he was shot by a sniper while coordinating interviews between protesters that oppose military rule and journalists with the foreign media.
The occupational therapist(s) at each Family Health Team acted as the main contact for liaising and coordinating interviews with the staff.
Presented by Community Works, a group that coordinated interviews with civil rights activists by students from the Computer School, a Manhattan middle school.
Under MMC, Foundation Training totals two years and following a single phase of nationally coordinated interviews, Specialty Training (ST) begins immediately thereafter for some disciplines (including radiology).
Last but not least, thanks for all HA staff for supporting and coordinating the interviews in their hospitals and all participants who took part in the focus group discussions for providing their valuable information.
The lead interviewer coordinated all interviewing and reporting activities and conducted roughly half of the cognitive interviews.
Jaafari, daughter of Syria's ambassador to the United Nations, worked three months for al-Assad, coordinating an interview with her boss and Barbara Walters, outlets say.
At the coordinating center, interview, dental screening, and physical assessment data were entered into the study's main database initially via hand-entry and subsequently via scannable Teleforms (Cardiff TeleForm, Vista, CA).
To find out what applicant traits should figure in admissions decisions at law schools, they coordinated individual interviews, focus groups and ultimately a survey of judges, law school professors, law firm clients and hundreds of graduates of Berkeley's law school.
