Sentence examples for power to interview from inspiring English sources

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, created the commission under the state's Moreland Act two months ago to investigate corruption in state government, with the power to interview witnesses, hold hearings and seize evidence.

It is time to use the strongest tool given to them by the Security Council, the power to interview Iraqi scientists after they and their families have been taken out of that country and their future safety guaranteed.

I drive to Iwaki, a coastal city south of the power plant, to interview one of the men involved in the clear-up operation.

The ethics office, which does not have subpoena power and was unable to interview Mr. Visclosky, said there was enough evidence of wrongdoing against him and a second member, Todd Tiahrt, Republican of Kansas, to warrant further investigation.

Shortly before the 2009 election that propelled Binyamin Netanyahu back to power in Israel, I went to interview him for a magazine profile.

The stage-managing can wear on a journalist's nerves, and the inability to interview anyone with real power in the North Korean system can be maddening.

I can tell you with no hesitation that I would not only buy several copies of the proposed trilogy in hardcover, I would also do everything in my considerable power to secure interviews with the author (Allen Pearl) in major magazines and TV outlets.

(This is a thing they have in the UK that's kind of like a watered-down version of the actual police. They wear police-ish uniforms and patrol the streets, but don't have the power to arrest people or interview suspects).

One of the most tragic Jewish figures of the Nazi era was the ultra-orthodox Rabbi Yechiel Weinberg, who in the months following Hitler's accession to power gave interviews to the Jewish press in which he denied that Jews had anything to fear from Nazism.

Crucially, though, they had no power to force people to attend interviews.

Loss of participants to post-release follow-up interviews was >50%, limiting power to detect significant differences by self-report.