Sentence examples for interviewed overseas from inspiring English sources

A former Bush Administration intelligence official recalled a case in which Chalabi's group, working with the Pentagon, produced a defector from Iraq who was interviewed overseas by an agent from the D.I.A.

They are each interviewed overseas face-to-face by officials from the Department of Homeland Security to establish whether they are genuine refugees and meet admission criteria.

Interviewing overseas guests often mean very late nights and early mornings.

Typically, a successful young novelist today, someone who has published, say, two or three well-received novels, becomes quickly shackled to a literary treadmill: campus readings, bookshop appearances, Arts Council trips to Bruges or Barcelona, dinners with booksellers, launch parties, press interviews, overseas publicity tours promoting translated editions, and so on.

Vetting refugees involves in-person interviews overseas with every single federal agency.

For instance, Mr. Obama's campaign invited the major anchors to interview him overseas.

Only one supervisor declined to be interviewed, due to overseas travel at the time of the study.

In 1983, after briefly playing overseas, Mills interviewed for a low-level position at the N.B.A.

Federal investigators, seeking Mr. Iksil's side of the story, now plan to interview the trader overseas, according to people briefed on the investigation.

Everyone involved in the story in Australia and overseas is being interviewed by the Channel Nine reviewers, who will then produce a series of recommendations.

A survey by shipping company 1StopShip recently revealed that 47% of the 500 British students interviewed were planning on moving overseas less than 12 months after graduation.