They felt that the intervention could have been of more value to them, but they were disappointed by the impersonal, one-way communication, and lack of detailed questioning: 'I hoped for more personal questions, more attention and personal contact.
During the same period, the agency singled out dozens of Tea Party-inspired groups that had applied for I.R.S. recognition, officials acknowledged on Friday, subjecting them to rounds of detailed questioning about their political activities.
The key strategy is to avoid secondary inspection, that is to say, to be diverted into the side office at the port of entry for more detailed questioning.
Officials in the latter area especially should brace themselves for some unusually detailed questioning.
If American politicians have been lampooned for being Luddites, the British Parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee has built a reputation for thoroughness and detailed questioning.
In the detailed questioning for the new Washington Post/ABC News poll, sixty-seven per cent of respondents said they think the country is on the "wrong track," and fifty-four per cent said they disapproved of Obama's handling of the economy.
But in places where multiple partners -- I mean providers -- have emerged, safe microfinance requires an additional dimension: checking for existing indebtedness, both through detailed questioning of clients and through credit bureaus.
There is no evidence that President Obama knew about the Internal Revenue Service's recent practice of singling out conservative groups that applied for tax-exempt status, subjecting them to unusually detailed questioning.
For well-studied drugs, the focus of more detailed questioning could be on known or anticipated risks, combined with general enquires to detect anything else.
However, a more detailed questioning and a careful physical examination might reveal subtle evidence for hormone excess.
