Sentence examples for informal questioning from inspiring English sources
She admits to being petrified when police summoned her for informal questioning.
Best interview: BBC deputy pol ed James Landale's day with Cameron in Witney produced the early scoop that the PM will not seek a third term; setting the tone for a campaign in which informal questioning by lesser names (eg Nick Ferrari) gained results but formal sit-down interrogations by Davis, Bradby, Humphrys etc produced nothing.
Here, interviews with project personnel, focus groups, and informal questioning with beneficiaries in 13 Tanzanian development projects across a range of sectors generate sets of practices enacted in the field to perform communicative functions.
Informal questioning indicates major resources such as ChemSpider and PubChem make use of this process but the extent to which smaller databases may or may not do this is unknown.
Interviews of participants took place in person or over the phone and consisted of two phases: (1) a preliminary round of informal questioning, and (2) the semi-structured format of the TBI.
This tour or "site visit" allowed for additional informal questioning about the process.
"I am starting to hear informal feedback questioning whether the N.S.F. is the right agency to run this international observatory," he said.
But HSJ found that 20% of CCGs had encountered a challenge under the new competition rules to a decision they had taken about the commissioning of services, while 57% had experienced "informal challenge or questioning".
Numerous fieldwork conversations [ 8- 12], were held with participants using an informal style of questioning.
The assessment was completed by using the instrument to query the caregiver, informal observation of the child, and questioning the child (if the child was capable of responding).
But today Mandelson went much further, suggesting that the Murdoch empire had struck an informal commercial deal with the Conservatives and questioning whether the BBC would be able to retain its impartiality given the strength of the Sun's campaign.
