Sentence examples for interviewed petitioners from inspiring English sources

There is no central repository for cases heard around Virginia, but to get a picture of how the process works in one state, The Times obtained dozens of petitions and judges' orders, mainly from 2009 and 2010, along with supporting documentation, and interviewed petitioners, lawyers and judges.

When these procedures linked respondents to firearms, detectives often interviewed petitioners.

In the past year, the I.R.S. has increased the examiner staff for innocent-spouse requests to 100 from about 80. Examiners have also been given extra training by experts on domestic abuse and violence in how to interview petitioners.

Chinese Human Rights Defenders, an organization in Hong Kong that recently interviewed more than 3,000 petitioners, has documented what it says is the lucrative business of abduction and repatriation.

Our interviews with petitioners in cases from this study support this possibility (Vittes et al. 2013).

615 persons were interviewed.

James Buchal, a Portland lawyer who is one of the chief petitioners behind the effort, said in an interview that he wasn't aware of evidence of widespread voter fraud being an issue in Oregon.

The word spread that Sun Dongdong, a Professor of Law at Peking University (and advisor at the Ministry of Health), had in a recent interview with China Newsweek magazine claimed that 99% of Chinese petitioners were mentally ill.

Most of the criticism was levelled at him as a person, as if the headline slot was going to be a sit-down interview with Oprah rather than two hours of music, but anyway, what better suggestions did the petitioners have?

The religious petitioners, as might be expected, focussed their arguments on the question of "public morality".

Among these petitioners was Mr. Kennedy.