Sentence examples for demanding interviews from inspiring English sources

F.B.I. agents were demanding interviews with Qadhi's students.

The Obama administration, as Howard Kurtz of The Washington Post recently observed, is under siege -- not from lobbyists or hostile Republicans, but from a welter of elite journalists demanding interviews as they race to complete their books about the White House.

Some years ago one of the top students in my graduating class endured a series of grueling, demanding interviews in order to get hired by HP.

While OCI is a fairly straightforward process, it requires attention to employer-specified deadlines and demanding interview schedules.

On-Campus Interviews can be found in LionSHARE, under "Jobs" and then selecting "On-Campus Interviews". While OCI is a fairly straightforward process, it requires attention to employer-specified deadlines and often demanding interview schedules.

Several committees on Capitol Hill, including the ones Gowdy and Goodlatte chair, have demanded interviews and documents from Strzok following that revelation.

Former officers continue to accuse the army of involvement in past massacres prompting pressure-groups to demand interviews with the top brass.Meanwhile, after falling for a few years, violence is on the increase again.

Eight years ago, for example, the Bush administration demanded interviews with Abdul Qadeer Khan, the chief of Pakistan's main nuclear weapons laboratory, as the United States sought to understand who in the Pakistani military or intelligence apparatus had helped sell nuclear weapons technology and designs to Libya, North Korea and Iran.

By January, terrified of the US military build-up, Iraq was frantically agreeing to almost anything the inspectors demanded: interviews outside Iraq of key scientists, over-flights by U2 spy aircraft and the destruction of dozens of Al Samoud 2 missiles, which were its technical pride and joy.

Its web-based platform offers different video interview types for different use cases, including both live and on-demand interviews.

"The White House is now refusing to provide documents to the Oversight Committee, yet Chairman Gowdy refuses to issue a subpoena or demand interviews of White House staff that he promised," Cummings said in a statement.