In long-term interviews, they found that encouraging people to describe their voices helped them to understand how the condition related to their life history.
The contract also stipulated that Swigert and Dunbar's company would conduct long-term interviews with detainees to learn about the "terrorist mind set," write the history of the program and develop "[redacted] strategies".
The sooner you start to develop a business model that is independent from this [subsidies], the better you will be in the long-term.' (Interview D, p. 11, l. 424 425).
They consulted professional associations with expertise in long-term care, interviewed professors of emergency management and gerontology and reviewed scholarly articles on related subjects.
He was one of a dozen long-term migrants interviewed by the charity Legal Action Group for its Chasing Status research, which catalogued the impact of Theresa May's "hostile environment" on people who had previously thought of themselves as British.
While a topic guide (Table 3) was used to elicit views and experiences of service delivery and the long-term conditions, interviews followed a conversational style [ 31].
Elsewhere, such as parts of Nebbi District, no single distribution in any given year reached a similarly high percentage, but almost every long-term resident interviewed had been offered treatment at least once.
These include projects' long-term approval processes (Interview 4) and the high subsidies allocated for the conventional sources of electricity (Interview 7).
To see if our program had any long-term effects, we interviewed some of our team leaders 6 months later.
Now with the long-term wait for interviews, people are just not willing to wait so long".
