Sentence examples for interview aimed from inspiring English sources

Yet so far, neither the president nor any senior administration official has given a speech or an interview aimed at an Israeli audience, beyond brief statements made at diplomatic photo ops.

Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama said the United States Homeland Security Department had asked Gen. Sarath Fonseka, the army chief, to attend an interview aimed at gathering information against Sri Lanka's defense secretary, Gotabaya Rajapaksa.

This part of the interview aimed to discover which obstacles the participants found the most difficult to detect and avoid.

This paper describes a research-based teaching interview, aimed at encouraging an especially talented student, Ben, to reflect on his thinking about infinite quantities.

This part of the interview aimed to gather the participants' initial impressions of the Tango tablet, their preferences for carrying it (held in their hands or worn on their bodies), and their opinions about the extent to which a device's dependency on an internet connection affects their acceptance and adoption of it.

This part of the interview aimed to investigate the input and output modalities the participants would prefer for interacting with a mobile micro-navigation application and sought their opinions about the format, extent and frequency of the feedback provided by such a system.

Interviewers were required to show their documents and identification and introduce the interview aims prior to receiving permission to enter the participants' houses.

The Ephemeralist (http://myweb.wwa.com/weese), as Mr. Ware, 33, said in an e-mail interview, aims to "provide a dense sense of the whole era, not simply a dissected examination of the music apart from it".

Moreover, each interview aims to remind social workers to cultivate these values.

All participants underwent a structured interview aiming at investigating previously and current medical conditions and medication status.

As Prinstein and Helms [ 10] point out, a clinical interview aims to assess psychological functioning, help patients to discover information about themselves, and to determine the next steps in treatment.