Sentence examples for interview in relation to from inspiring English sources

Last night's programme also saw Miss Lawrence's sister, Alexandria Sims, give her first interview in relation to the chef's disappearance.

The Metropolitan police in London have also begun investigating Nitschke, requesting he present himself for an interview in relation to an allegation Nitschke believes stems from a workshop he held in 2013.

PNG police have been angered by the removal from the country in July of three Australian workers at the Manus Island detention centre whom they want to interview in relation to the alleged drugging and raping of a female PNG colleague.

What have you been doing since our last interview in relation to your DF role?

The findings included more narratives about family members' experiences of responsibility for the patient in the second interview, in relation to the first interview.

"He is currently being interviewed in relation to the offences of Acts in Preparation to Commit a Terrorist Attack and Collecting Documents to Facilitate a Terrorist Act, contrary to the Commonwealth Criminal Code Act," the statement reads.

All four authors continually discussed the essence of the interviews in relation to the categories.

There may also be some response bias in the qualitative data collected in the interviews, in relation to the selection of interviewees and/or their responses.

The number of individuals interviewed in relation to each unit/team will be proportional to the population covered by that unit/team within the service.

Items and response formats were evaluated iteratively in a series of cognitive interviews in relation to their comprehension, comprehensiveness and relevance.

The ACT child protection agency, who is a partner on the project, provided signed consent forms to the researchers which gives permission for carers and agency workers to be interviewed in relation to the eligible children, for children aged 8 to 14 years to be interviewed in ACT, and to provide information that will help locate the child participants for follow-up interviews.