Sentence examples similar to interview settlement from inspiring English sources

The research group members completed written records, post-interview settlement, and summaries with the interviews and seminars.

In both places the number of interviews per settlement (or TAC) was proportionally related to the number of inhabitants (a logical result of a systematic sampling).

Ms. Bickerton said in an interview that the settlement was "a really important moment for this movement against unpaid internships".

In an interview after the settlement was announced, Mr. Hevesi said its significance went beyond that of recompense to investors.

Paul Aiken, the executive director of the Authors Guild, said in an interview that the settlement would greatly harm the publishing industry, empowering Amazon and marginalizing other retailers.

Laurie Janik, the association's general counsel, said in a telephone interview that the settlement would have no real impact on home buyers or sellers.

"I didn't even understand almost what I was doing with all those papers," she told me, in her first interview discussing her settlement.

"She would have been present for any and all meetings and executive sessions of the board," Mr. McLucas, a partner at Wilmer Cutler Pickering in Washington, said in an interview before the settlement.

Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the civil liberties union and lead counsel in the case, said in a telephone interview that the settlement could be interpreted to apply to any federal building anywhere in the country under the aegis of the protective service.

In addition, President Mubarak, who has been an important force in Middle East diplomacy for nearly 20 years, issued one of his starkest warnings today on the prospects for peace, telling the Egyptian Army newspaper in an interview that the settlement being urged by Washington "would be a time bomb that would explode in the faces of all".

The Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, a force in Middle East diplomacy for nearly 20 years, today issued one of his starkest warnings yet this week, telling Egypt's army newspaper in an interview that the settlement being urged by Washington "would be a time bomb that would explode in the faces of all".