Sentence examples for interview to offer from inspiring English sources

The government lawyer, Naveed Inayat Malik, declined in a telephone interview to offer further information on how the court had handled the government's request.

In a break with past Iranian statements, Mr. Khatami also used the interview to offer the clearest suggestion yet that his Islamic nation might eventually be prepared to recognize Israel.

"We're establishing a lifestyle versus pushing a shoe," said Mr. Arnell, who joined Ms. Lucas for a recent interview to offer a preview of the campaign, which is to be accompanied by a redesign by AG of the Rockport corporate identity including its logo, packages and stores.

Of the total of 719 enrolled patients, 525 (73.0% of enrolled) patients completed a post-discharge baseline interview to offer almost complete self-report socio-demographic and comorbidity data.

Using a mixed method approach, descriptive data from the population based cross-sectional study, was combined with rich qualitative data from a focus group interview to offer a more comprehensive picture of RNs' bowel management practices in nursing homes [ 29].

Shamans may sit in on interviews to offer guidance on hiring.

Of the three studies reported which adopt a 'mixed methods approach' (11%) these are actually linked publications which all draw on the same bank of data involving quantitative survey and qualitative interviews to offer different perspectives of the process of joint commissioning.

Informational interviews are less formal interviews where you're principally trying to get information, and you don't expect the person you're interviewing to offer you job.

Listen intently to what the interview has to offer and say.

Our participants were keen to participate in the interviews and to offer their opinions, knowledge and experience on this subject.

Focus group interviews are loosely structured interviews facilitating participants to offer general and specific information.