Sentence examples for program of interviewing from inspiring English sources
The Justice Department, in an effort to gain more information about terrorism, is expanding its program of interviewing young, mostly Muslim foreign men visiting the United States.
The Justice Department announced today that it was expanding its program of interviewing young, mostly Muslim foreign men visiting the United States, saying it would try to track down and speak to an additional 3,000 of them for information about terrorism.
In the wake of September 11, the Department ofJustice initiated a program of interviewing thousands of men who arrived in this country in the past two years from countries with an al Qaeda presence-a program that some attack as racial profiling, and others defend as proper law enforcement.
A sick toddler, poisoned from toxic water, appeared on the cover of Time Magazine and the cable news networks are dedicating chunks of programming to interview local officials and residents and show videos of disgusting water.
The difficulty in reaching the high-risk employees has been reported as a barrier to the success of health promotion programs among 48% of interviewed companies in the 2004 National Health Promotion Survey of US worksites[ 30].
Kraan [ 24] investigated a graded teaching program of medical interviewing skills.
So in a way, it is curious that it is Khan who has become, as Bloomberg Businessweek put it last week, "a quasi-religious figure in a country desperate for a math Moses". In the past year, Khan has been featured on the nightly news programs of NBC and ABC, interviewed by PBS's Charlie Rose, spoken at the Aspen Ideas Festival and given a TED talk introduced by Bill Gates.
Mr. Mosaka, who is living in town for the three years of the art program, began interviewing.
Interviews were carried out on a 'convenience' schedule and their timing was unrelated to the concurrent program of patient/staff interviews.
Keith Olbermann is leaving Fox Sports Net's National Sports Report to anchor a Sunday night program of news, interviews and commentary for that sports cable network, industry executives said.
The program consisted of interviews with leading experts in book publishing -- successful authors, publicists, literary agents, publishers and editors, marketing experts, self-publishing pros, social media mavens, and even a money management expert.
