Sentence examples for has begun interviewing from inspiring English sources

The accounting office has begun interviewing law firms to represent the agency in a lawsuit against the administration.

A senior Swedish prosecutor has begun interviewing Julian Assange at Ecuador's embassy in London, six years after a woman in Stockholm accused the WikiLeaks of rape.

The group has begun interviewing relatives of victims here in southern Peru and disinterring the remains of Mr. Núñez and the six other men, who were buried here on May 14 , 1983 at the height of the violence.

The Fire Department, acting on its pledge of a sweeping outside appraisal of its response to the World Trade Center attack, has begun interviewing large management consulting firms about a study of the department's command procedures, communications and other operations.

Mr. DiFrancesco did not say how he would end racial profiling, but said he awaited the recommendations of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which has begun interviewing witnesses in private and is expected to hold public hearings within weeks.

As an additional check against any temptation to fabricate or embellish, The Albuquerque Journal is one of a number of newspapers that has begun interviewing people quoted in its pages.

TMZ, the celebrity-tracking news site, had begun interviewing him at airports.

Nash's own status remains a question with the Nets having begun interviewing candidates for a director of basketball operations, including John Thompson, who was interviewed on Friday.

F.B.I. agents have begun interviewing people connected to the foundation about whether any donations were made in exchange for political favors while Mrs. Clinton was secretary of state.

Federal investigators have begun interviewing witnesses and reviewing radar records, and have recovered the cockpit voice recorder from waters 700 feet deep.

The Giants had begun interviewing prospective defensive ends -- Washington's Ndukwe Kalu visited Giants Stadium -- but Holsey's exit does create a void.