Sentence examples for interviews of current from inspiring English sources

Watch interviews of current students and alumni about their experience in the MA Statistics program at Columbia.

But the institutions are hardly a model: Those who run them have tolerated physical and psychological abuse, knowingly hired unqualified workers, ignored complaints by whistle-blowers and failed to credibly investigate cases of abuse and neglect, according to a review by The New York Times of thousands of state records and court documents, along with interviews of current and former employees.

Morganti spent years working in shelters for rescued children and interviewed dozens of current and former teenage migrant domestic workers.

Over the course of the recent morning Ms. Garcia spent waiting for food, the campaign's staff members interviewed dozens of current and prospective clients.

He interviewed hundreds of current and former food industry insiders – chemists, nutrition scientists, behavioural biologists, food technologists, marketing executives, package designers, chief executives and lobbyists.

To analyze HCA's business model, The Times examined federal and state hospital records, lawsuits and regulatory investigations, and interviewed dozens of current and former doctors, nurses and administrators.

For a forthcoming book about the Libyan revolution, I have interviewed scores of current and former Western officials, many of whom were either pessimistic about or indifferent to Libya's growing pains.

How we know: Times reporters interviewed dozens of current and former government officials and others close to Mr. Trump and reviewed confidential White House documents, finding numerous unreported episodes of pressure and intimidation that may expose the president to accusations of obstruction of justice.

Variety interviewed dozens of current and former staffers at NBC as part of their investigation.

Motherboard poured over thousands of pages of DoD audits, quality-deficiency reports, and contracts, and interviewed dozens of current and former military officials and weapons experts to map out a disturbing pattern of neglect and abuse in the defense establishment. .

The panel took over a year to complete its study and held public hearings and interviews with dozens of current and former police officers and city officials.