Sentence examples for no longer interviewed from inspiring English sources

Once a subgroup quota has been achieved, the third party social research organisation no longer interviewed individual for that particular subgroup.

Schools can no longer interview parents as part of the application process those that did were suspected of favouring well-heeled families above poorer ones and even the price of uniforms is regulated.

By the time I sat down with Tim, I was no longer interviewing the running back who was a first-round draft pick for the NFL and the superstar athlete who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Chicago Bears.

When Howe looked back quizzically, Wilpon added, "You are no longer being interviewed.

He's an open book Now that Today presenter John Humphrys has written a book about euthanasia, he will no longer be interviewing people about the subject on Radio 4. "The BBC's view is you are allowed [to write a book] but if the Today programme does an interview on this subject I will not be the one who does the interview; one of my colleagues will.

Work habits no longer developed Some interviewed teachers have noticed that during and shortly after the Soviet period and also a little later the development of work habits at vocational schools has disappeared.

(Ms. Bourgeois no longer gives interviews).

(Her father, now 88, is no longer giving interviews).

Reached at her home in East Cleveland, Ms. Wilson said she was no longer granting interviews.

Mr Zhupan no longer gives interviews to Russian media, who he says have manipulated his statements in the past.

His mother, Betty, who publicly criticized the attack in the days after it happened, is no longer doing interviews.