"The driver and occupants of the vehicle were interviewed at this point," said Edwin M. Donovan, a Secret Service spokesman.
The BBC has requested an interview with the Russian delegation but has been told it cannot grant interviews at this point.
Theoretical saturation was reached after 21 interviews; at this point our evolving ideas and theories were fully evidenced from the data, and few or no new insights were forthcoming from participants.
Fifteen parents of children in the intervention group will also be invited to be interviewed at this point to examine their perspective on their children's learning about healthy eating, active play and the sustainability consequences of their food and toy selections.
Ms Desai made it clear she was not going to give Mr Davies an interview and at this point his role should have been that of an observer and reporter of a news story".
I tell her I don't believe her: we are running at more than double the allotted interview time at this point and she hasn't had a chance to eat more than three bites of her lunch – mushroom burger, fries – and I'm not even a quarter of the way through my questions.
Interviewers would quite rightly feel you had deceived them and might end the interview at that point, ruling out any further dialogue.
Otherwise, we're near the end of the interview at that point.
Reported sick leave was collected by interview at the point of time when the data were collected, from October 2006 until June 2008.
(Turn to Republican you're being interviewed with, at this point, and watch them squirm....) This one is a tightrope to walk, so as not to fall into a pit of glee over someone's misfortune -- but that should not stop anyone from pointing out the thick, thick irony of it all.
