Sentence examples for interviewed civil from inspiring English sources

Later in life, she interviewed civil rights activists for oral histories housed at Columbia University.

WLIB began broadcasts for the African-American community in 1949 and regularly interviewed civil rights leaders like Malcolm X and aired live broadcasts from conferences of the NAACP.

Even though the interviewed civil servants were well aware of the concerns over drug trials, our interpretation was that they had been relatively passive in finding solutions both nationally and internationally.

The interviewed civil servants employed in Indonesia's health sector explained that desirable transfers were to urban areas and to places where there were development projects that provided further opportunities for (illicit) income (Blunt et al. 2012).

"We are not in physical danger but how can we work and interview people from any side if everywhere we go we are followed by a group of people screaming that we are terrorist liars?" The Channel 4 team said they were tailed on to the train by state intelligence agents as they travelled to interview civil war survivors in the north.

Shelley was involved in interviewing civil servants as well as students seeking scholarships; he wrote a book entitled How to Interview Well and Get that Job! (2004).

"In their westerns, they are getting away from the simplicity and the fact that those men were fighting the elements and the rawness of nature and didn&apos t have time for this couch-work". Once, interviewed about civil rights, he said: "I believe in white supremacy until the blacks are educated to the point of responsibility.

I also interviewed the civil servants working on public transport or public transport procurement issues.

We interviewed top civil servants at the Ministry of Livestock (Ministère des Ressources Animales, MRA) along with 40 experts (NGO staff, livestock administration agents, private consultants, local political representatives).

Kristiansen and Ramli interviewed 60 civil servants, all of whom admitted to paying for their current posts (2006).

He was not allowed to interview to civil servants, Downing Street refused to talk and Alastair Campbell politely but firmly hung up the phone.