Sentence examples for determination interview from inspiring English sources

As a result, 34 of those interviewed in late January had yet to have their asylum determination interview, including 12 who had been in Sweden for five months or more.

"You're trying to get the narrative with as many details as possible for the later refugee status determination interview [RSD]." The information goes into the claimant's file, which allows workers to compare it with anything they may say later.

The Board of Parole will make the final determination after an interview of Mr. Marshall, with his lawyers present, in the week of Aug. 19.

Knowing your mission will translate into determination in the interview process.

Passionate about films and bored by life at home, she traveled to Hollywood on a cargo ship as a teenager, using a mix of charm and determination to win interviews with Jimmy Stewart and other movie stars, about whom she then wrote.

There was recognition among respondents that it takes time to develop relationships and earn respect, as well as determination among those interviewed to ensure steady progress in Indigenous cancer control.

When possible, on day 90 (±7 days), patients return to the centre where they were included, for an evaluation by a neurologist including an interview and determination of the GOS score by structured interview, MMSE score, and FIM score.

Former President Bill Clinton expressed admiration for the champion's craft and determination in a 2012 interview.

Some experts said any determination of whether the interviews were coercive would have to be made case by case.

But frontbenchers rallied to Sir Menzies as he reaffirmed his determination in series of interviews to lead them "through this parliament, through the general election to come and into the next parliament".

Early components of the pathway include discovery research steps and decision points based on longitudinal observational studies of patients, including patient interviews and determination of specific symptoms associated with disease, stage or treatment.