Sentence examples for help interview from inspiring English sources

Included in the changes were provisions to improve police investigations of sex crimes, such as requiring the presence of female officers to help interview rape victims.

In Dearborn, Mich., home to a large number of Middle Eastern immigrants, the police said they would help interview the 250 individuals whose names the F.B.I. furnished.

At Starbucks, assistant managers often do some of what baristas do, but they also assign work shifts, help interview job applicants, recommend discipline, process payroll and participate in decisions to hire and fire.

In the months after Sept. 11, some police chiefs resisted Mr. Ashcroft's request that they help interview thousands of Middle Eastern men, expressing concern that the plan seemed like racial profiling.

Late in the evening, an additional 17 C.D.C. specialists, mostly epidemiologists, arrived to help interview people who knew the woman, to search her home and nearby post offices and to check Oxford residents for symptoms of anthrax infection, a C.D.C. spokeswoman said today.

Julie Peterson, a spokeswoman for the university, said this week that its department of public safety had declined a request from the United States attorney's office for eastern Michigan to help interview an unspecified number of students on the Ann Arbor campus in connection with the Sept. 11 attacks.

KEN YARBROUGH, police chief of Richardson, Tex., on Attorney General John Ashcroft's request for help interviewing 5,000 Middle Eastern men.

The watchdog said that 40 investigators, many drafted in from regional offices, helped interview almost 200 members of the public.

"We try to get a diverse group, one that mirrors the community," said Ms. Pagano, who helps interview prospective participants.

Wilson, who helped interview detainees as part of the inquiry, said locking children in detention for prolonged periods affected their mental health, wellbeing, family life and social engagement.

She helped interview potential Clydesiders.