Sentence examples for interview did not represent from inspiring English sources

One source said: "Simon Danczuk has made clear the interview did not represent his views".

Responding to a Guardian query about Friedman's remark – and whether it marked a shift in US policy – a US official said: "The ambassador's comment in the interview does not represent a shift in US policy.

Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del)., a centrist Democrat who was instrumental in helping convince Flake to urge for a delay in the confirmation process, argued that severely limiting the list of witnesses whom the FBI is allowed to interview does not represent a serious investigation.

Michael C. Gregoire, who oversees biotechnology crop regulation at the Agriculture Department, said in an interview Wednesday that the ruling did not represent "a change in policy or a relaxing or abandoning of the regulation of G.E. crops".

"It's usually areas where speeds are posted too low for the flow of traffic," said Gary Biller, executive director of the motorists' association, in a telephone interview, emphasizing that the list did not represent a formal study.

In an interview with Venezuela's El Universal, Zapata insisted the implants did not represent a public health risk.

But in an interview with The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 1997, he said it did not represent his personality.

The interviews were included as a supplement to the survey, and did not represent a traditional qualitative study.

By performing expert interviews, the interviewee doesn't represent the object to be investigated, in fact he or she is the medium which transports and reports the specific knowledge about the topic which is in focus of research [ 9].

Last month, Blue Shield Chief Executive Paul Markovich insisted in an interview with The Times that the $140-million pledge didn't represent additional money.

"I didn't represent myself as sick when I was doing the interviewing".