Sentence examples for policy interview from inspiring English sources

In early January 2014, the editor of the New Yorker, David Remnick, conducted a wide-ranging foreign policy interview with President Barack Obama.

Obama is a thoughtful leader, the antithesis of gung-ho (read his long foreign policy interview here) but he and others of like mind must share the blame for Syria.

"I have had a number of conversations with high-ranking Indonesian ministers and officials, as has [immigration spokesman] Scott Morrison as has [Coalition leader] Tony Abbott and I am convinced we can work in cooperation with Indonesia to achieve our policy aim," Bishop said in a wide-ranging foreign policy interview with Guardian Australia.

While Power ultimately left the Obama campaign for what she deemed "monster-gate," the brunt of the Clinton campaign's criticism was leveled at a policy interview she conducted with BBC Television shortly before her departure.

In 2008 the questionnaires for adolescents and parents, the school policy interview forms and the audit instrument will be made available on the Internet [ 21].

However, land allocation was implemented in a way that was " not accurate, not complete, not scientific, too fast" (leader of the decree drafting team, who is also the national coordinator of the pilot policy, interview, Hanoi, October 2009).

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Monica Bell, a recent PhD graduate in sociology and social policy, interviewed youth of color in Baltimore, and found a generation of young Americans who feel both stateless and powerless.

Let's hope he consults him before further foreign policy interviews.

So what about the Obama-Friedman and Clinton-Goldberg foreign policy interviews, respectively, in the Times and Atlantic?

In those positions, they helped direct policy, interviewed candidates for Cabinet positions and met with foreign dignitaries.