Sir Leonard Dunning, Home Office inspector of Constabulary, has had long interviews with the local authorities as a preliminary to the inquiry.
In 2004 and 2005, while writing a book on him, I had long interviews with Mr. Assad; after the book was published, I continued to meet with him as an unofficial liaison between Syria and the United States when relations between the two countries deteriorated.
Mr Wallace, who took the top job at the Mirror in June 2004 after a stint as deputy editor of the Sunday Mirror, has long shunned interviews, determined to be as different as possible from his flamboyant predecessor, Piers Morgan, who was barely ever out of the media.
Mr. McCall, who declined to be interviewed, has long supported limits on contributions from companies that benefit from the pension fund's activities, but he has argued that such a limit must be accompanied by public financing for elections.
Rose, who has long hosted an interview show on PBS and also co-anchors "CBS This Morning," is accused of making sexual advances toward multiple women — some of whom worked on his show.
Gregory has long done web-only interviews ("Press Pass") for the "Meet the Press 24/7" page, and has been conducting interviews over Twitter ("Tweet the Press") in the past few months.
But while her work fills stages yet again, we can expect the woman herself to remain elusive: she has long refused to give interviews.
OK, even in the figure of Tucci himself, who has long been a dream interview of mine.
Although overcoming the problem of socially desirable responses crosses all methods of data collection, especially when dealing with sensitive topics, computer-assisted interviewing has long been seen as an appropriate method in which to collect sensitive survey information because of the privacy it affords [ 3, 30].
In Smash and Grab, Chief Inspector Yan Glassey of the Swiss Central Brigade, who has long pursued the diamond thieves is interviewed in his office, where a large Pink Panther toy dangles from a noose.
