Sentence examples for interview that allows from inspiring English sources

The Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV-Axis I and II (SCID-I and II) [ 31, 32]: is a semi-structured interview that allows for the diagnosis of Axis I and II disorders, respectively, according to DSM-IV criteria [ 1].

48 The ADIS-C is a semistructured interview that allows, 'for research purposes, reliable and valid diagnosis' according to DSM-IV criteria.

(This coyness was belied by an eight-hour television interview that allowed him to list his many achievements, and the qualities that uniquely suit him to be commander-in-chief).Yet things are not working out quite as they usually have during Mr Mubarak's 24-year tenure.

Despite Nixon's reflexive anti-Semitism, he returned the favor by granting the rabbi audiences and an interview that allowed the embattled president to soliloquize about how his own faith and serenity reinforced his conviction "deep inside" that everything he did was right.

Mike Lazaridis, founder and co-chief executive of R.I.M, said in an interview that allowing governments to monitor messages shuttling across the BlackBerry network could endanger the company's relationships with its customers, which include major companies and law enforcement agencies.

He seemed to suggest in one radio interview that allowing priests to marry was worth discussing.He may not be remembered for his sentimentality, or indeed his mercy, Cardinal Egan consoled the city after it was attacked in September 2001.

But the American ambassador, Kurt Volker, said in an interview that allowing Russia's actions to affect Georgia's chances of joining the alliance would be tantamount to the West's "giving Russia a veto over Georgia's future".

Gov. C. L. Otter, who has asked for a report on school safety from the recently retired state police chief, said in an interview that allowing people the latitude to keep themselves and their local institutions safe — a sentiment as old as the American frontier, now revived with new political impetus — was the best way forward.

Interviewers presented detailed case reports of completed interviews that allowed us to refine our interview protocols.

They are essentially conference-call style interviews that allow companies to interview a candidate with several members of their firm at the same time.

The focus groups were part of a million-dollar campaign that also includes polling, a Web site devoted to her side of the story and two carefully planned television interviews that allowed Ms. Stewart to assert her innocence to large audiences.