Sentence examples for decision to interview from inspiring English sources
Separately, some readers were also perturbed by the Book Review's decision to interview Amanda Knox in its "By the Book" feature.
"Reporters Without Borders is in full support with the BBC's decision to interview Nick Griffin, MEP from the controversial British National Party," the organisation said.
But the controversy apparently made Pitchfork editors second-guess their decision to interview Chief Keef, whose real name is Keith Cozart, at the shooting range, with the snap of gunfire in the background.
The decision to interview Tressel has struck a bad chord with some Colts fans, because of his fall into disgrace at Ohio State, and some shared their thoughts with The Star.
The BBC has defended its decision to interview a Ku Klux Klan representative only hours after a flag from the white supremacy movement was taken down from a pole in east Belfast.
The move comes on the heels of the decision to interview 5,000 Middle Eastern men, the detentions of hundreds of people, a plan to monitor some lawyer-client conversations and, for the first time in half a century, the authorization of military tribunals to try foreigners suspected of terrorism.
He had been removed following his decision not to interview Lord Brittan over a rape allegation that police later decided was not to be pursued.
We eventually made the decision not to interview some carers at follow-up as data was saturated.
The decision not to interview young people in their home setting was reasonable, given the need to secure privacy when answering sensitive questions about sexual behaviour.
The researcher started with an unrecorded key informant interview with an Acholi chief, which helped guide her on the contemporary beliefs surrounding nodding syndrome, and confirm the decision not to interview traditional healers, as they were no longer very involved in the treatment of the affected children.
On the other hand, decisions not to interview patients who appeared visibly ill, which were infrequent but did occur, could lead to a slight overestimate of the benefits of treatment.
