Sentence examples for facilitating interviews from inspiring English sources

The Weill Cornell Medicine Office of External Affairs is dedicated to sharing news from the Department of Pediatrics with journalists and facilitating interviews with our medical experts.

Also includes "The Game," with playing board, markers, cards, money, and rules, used in facilitating interviews, January, 1971; and files of Gould P. Colman including drafts of case studies, memos to project leaders, memos to farm family participants, planning exercises, checklists, and other papers, 1974-1982.

Media relations officers are committed to responding quickly and efficiently to media inquiries and facilitating interviews with nationally respected experts in virtually every area of medicine.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/9/229/prepub wishish to thank the hospital trusts and charities for help in facilitating interviews with carers and administering the study questionnaire.

The party's lawyers had told police on Monday that it would facilitate interviews with organisers and MPs.

(Stephanie Cutter, a spokeswoman for Mr. Kerry, said the campaign's booking operation was set up to facilitate interviews, not restrict them).

We will focus the day on your specific areas of interest, and we will facilitate interviews with any specific faculty you wish to meet with whenever possible.

As part of their Mississippi Freedom Project they have facilitated interviews with residents of the Mississippi Delta, and veterans of the civil rights movement.

"To date, neither the league, nor the Saints, have helped us facilitate interviews with members of management or the coaching staff.

We then went on to teach the basics of user research, facilitated interviews with potential users, partners and stakeholders and from this synthesized the most salient needs into a use case.

Nor was it surprising earlier to find that, after all, the US had used UK bases, overseas territories, and airspace for its rendition flights, or that UK security service agents had facilitated interviews of Binyam Mohammed by the US government in the full knowledge of what had been done to him previously while detained in Pakistan.