Sentence examples for interviews with complainants from inspiring English sources

Interviews with complainants sometimes lead to more serious charges, and sometimes to less serious charges.

However, complainants' motives are not mere or pure altruism, as the interviews with complainants showed.

Amnesty International, the London-based human rights group, which has been conducting interviews with the complainants, said today that some of the acts described could be considered torture.

With so little physical evidence, most CCRB investigations consist of interviews with the complainants, witnesses, and officers involved in allegations.

Jurors at Liverpool crown court were shown a video of a police interview with the complainant, who cannot be identified.

"An SPFL investigation into this allegation, including an interview with the complainant and a comprehensive examination of documentation, is now complete.

Two questionnaires were developed, based on the patients' perspective as derived from interviews and focus group meetings with complainants [ 10].

The questionnaire was based on open interviews with a total of 15 complainants whose complaints were finalised (11 interviews with individual complainants and one focus group meeting with four other complainants).

Harvard's policy states that a "personal advisor" may accompany an accused student or a complainant to interviews with the Investigative Team, but forbids anyone from serving in that role who is not "an officer of the University who is affiliated with the School or unit in which the advisee is enrolled or employed".

This point will also be made explicit in correspondence with complainants.

Furthermore, I admire the sincerity with which Ipso's staff deal with complainants.