Sentence examples for interviewing children from inspiring English sources

As commissioner she splits her time between visiting local authorities, interviewing children and meeting ministers.

Ms. Ewald spent 18 months interviewing children in Margate, taking their photographs and teaching them to use a camera.

"However, it wasn't until the 2010 version that social workers were told the importance of interviewing children on their own.

The employment of police officers specially skilled in interviewing children - in their own homes wherever possible - is essential.

Interviewing children in the slums of Kenya, Mr. Lomborg said he found that an almost universal dream among them was to own an automobile.

The obvious solution is to have specially trained officials, including specialists in interviewing children, conduct careful, private interviews, and grant asylum to people who need it.

Kinley Dorji has interviewed children about their changing habits.

The panel interviewed children, parents, security officers, government officials and medical officers at Woomera.

Child-welfare advocates hope a new law due in September will force Thai police to interview children more sensitively.

But when she interviewed children that age, she realized there was a great deal she could address.

She had interviewed children before and specialised in dealing with victims and witnesses with mental health and learning difficulties.