Sentence examples for interview on the basis from inspiring English sources

We organised one BBC interview on the basis that the BBC would make it available to all, and that every outlet would observe an embargo set a few minutes later: ie, no exclusives, no deals, and equal availability to all at the same time, but with minimum media pressure on the family.

But he was appointed by 85-year-old Cyril Williams, following an interview, on the basis of past experience looking after an elderly neighbour.

A judge has never thrown out a statement given in such an interview on the basis that the program was improper, the Queens district attorney's office said.

He responded to interview requests from various media outlets on Tuesday by alternatively requesting oral sex from a female reporter, denying the interview on the basis that he "would not bang" the reporter, or saying: "I don't respect the work of female journalists.

I still think of it as a minor miracle that I was taken on, without interview, on the basis of a CV and references.

Nowadays, applying for a research job at the EC involves undertaking a number of preselection tests, but back in 1995, candidates were invited directly for an interview on the basis of their CVs.

The board also adopted a resolution mandating a color-blind selection of applicants for interviews on the basis of resumes only, not on personal encounters, where race could play a role.

Volunteers - 70,000 were chosen from 240,000 applications - were allocated roles after interviews on the basis of the skills we offered.

A further six stakeholder-respondents were selected and interviewed on the basis of their functional involvement in the actual BIONOF project.

The expression of interest emails resulted in 71 responses from ED doctors and nurses (39 ACEM and 32 CENA members), from which 20 ED doctors and 16 ED nurses were chosen to be interviewed on the basis of achieving a balanced sample from metropolitan and rural/regional EDs, the Australian states and territories, and ED seniority.

However, most studies have used self-reported questionnaires and/or layman interviews on the basis of which clinical diagnoses cannot be established.