Sentence examples for interview communications from inspiring English sources

Although many perceive advertising as "an industry that promotes consumerism, that pushes people to buy things they cannot afford," Diana El-Azar, director for media, entertainment and information industries at the World Economic Forum in Geneva, said in a phone interview, "communications could also be a hugely positive force in influencing people's behavior".

"In every fatal fire that I've looked at where firemen have lost their lives," Chief Albert J. Turi, the department's chief safety officer, said in his interview, "communications always plays some part in it, either a lack of or missed communications".

She didn't.' (Mentor 6, Early interview) ' One day I was there for an hour and forty-five minutalkingking just with the mother (woman's mother about her depression) ' (Mentor 7, Later interview) Communications between women and mentors were also disrupted when others present did not participate in conversation, despite invitations to do so.

Turnbull took a thinly veiled swipe at Abbott when asked during question time on Tuesday about an interview the communications minister conducted last year with Jones.

Just doing this interview made communications director Jennifer Palmieri email that "I actually cried a little bit with relief".

In an interview, strategic communications director for the Women's Refugee Commission (WRC) Deni Robey expressed her concern for the so-called "one-for-one" provision.

"[T]he first openly gay team-sport athlete -- provided he's a recognizable name -- would earn millions in endorsements and speaking engagements from companies seeking to capture more of a U.S. lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adult population whose annual buying power he pegs at almost $800 billion," Bloomberg wrote after an interview with communications strategist Bob Witeck.

At each visit, MRP were identified through review of the patient chart, electronic medical record, patient interview, and communications with other healthcare disciplines.

Consultation may be via written communications, interviews, or workshops.

He has called the police uprising, whose proximate cause was a law cutting benefits for civil servants, the equivalent of a coup attempt, and he said in the interview that audio communications intercepted by intelligence officials revealed plans by rebellious police officers to assassinate him.

He could interview Michele Rawson, the communications chairwoman for Central School in Warren, who could not reach one of the class mothers on her snow chain list at 5 30 a.m., and left five fairly frantic messages before finding out the woman was actually in Florida.