Sentence examples for interviewed aims from inspiring English sources

Nix shared that Interviewed aims to eventually have a central hiring location where users can take simulations, then send their results directly to companies that are hiring employees with those skills.

We undertook a grounded theory study, in which landowners were interviewed, aiming at identifying landowners' incentives for constructing wetlands on their land.

While the chairs we interviewed aimed to follow this process, two chairs took initiative to increase the learning potential of the performance management cycle by incorporating classroom observation into the process.

In addition, at 18 weeks the standard practice group were interviewed (aiming to have an interview 6 weeks after receipt of the palliative care service) (see Figure 1).

The one-to-one interviews (patients and GPs) were conducted by a trained interviewer (psychologist- MV) who was familiar with the program and the interview aims but was not involved in the program.

Interviewers were required to show their documents and identification and introduce the interview aims prior to receiving permission to enter the participants' houses.

The Ephemeralist (http://myweb.wwa.com/weese), as Mr. Ware, 33, said in an e-mail interview, aims to "provide a dense sense of the whole era, not simply a dissected examination of the music apart from it".

Moreover, each interview aims to remind social workers to cultivate these values.

[ 8] This type of interview aims to be like a guided conversation with a purpose.

As Prinstein and Helms [ 10] point out, a clinical interview aims to assess psychological functioning, help patients to discover information about themselves, and to determine the next steps in treatment.

Again a variety of patients were interviewed, the aim being to reach theoretical saturation, i.e. those interviewed reported having the same problems as the others interviewed.