Is the mission to elicit facts and evaluate claims, or to dash off, hell-bent, in the ratings chase?
Drake is able only to provide one 30-minute session assisting in completing the form, which she does for hundreds of women in Hutto that's not enough time to elicit facts pivotal to many cases.
In each stage, specific data collection techniques were employed to elicit facts and gather data from various sources of information such as documents, guidelines, protocols and targeted respondents.
She listened patiently, eventually eliciting the fact that a 3-year-old lived in the household.
He did not respond directly but instead asserted that prior presidents had failed to call family members of soldiers who died in combat, eliciting outraged fact-checking from former presidential aides.
Biography, while related to history in its search for facts and its responsibility to truth, is truly a branch of literature because it seeks to elicit from facts, by selection and design, the illusion of a life actually being lived.
In fact, "Brooklyn North" features several interrogation scenes in which soft-spoken detectives apply empathy rather than force to elicit the facts.
This exercise serves as a way to elicit stylized facts on the difference between Greece and ROECD countries vis-à-vis these variables.
Granville obtained the mummy and decided to autopsy it, "thus to sacrifice a most complete specimen of the art of Egyptian embalming," he wrote, "in hopes of eliciting some new facts illustrative of so curious and interesting a subject".
"My success in my career is directly tied to how well I tell stories using data and facts, eliciting emotions and getting others invested in the stories I tell," says Terry Hurlbutt, the vice president and general manager of digital for ABC's Good Morning America.
