Sentence examples for programme of interviews from inspiring English sources
Before we began our programme of interviews with business leaders, we asked sustainability professionals, academics and civil society leaders what they thought we should be asking.
Working first from a portable building in the House of Lords' garden and then from a bunker in the QEII centre opposite the Commons, he put together a daily half-hour programme of interviews with MPs plus footage from the Lords – which had allowed the cameras from 1983 – and eventually from the Commons.
The figures on confidence in the police come from the Crime Survey of England and Wales, a huge rolling programme of interviews with people about their experiences, irrespective of whether or not they have reported an offence.
Based on an extensive programme of interviews with companies' CEOs and managers, we analyse: the main features of the R&D contract and the way in which this allows firms to de-risk the uncertain process of early technology development and to meet customer's needs; the services' typical organisational features and development stages; the variety of observed growth paths.
In one sense this programme – made of interviews, news footage, recordings and reconstruction – was a study of a government slowly succumbing to paranoia.
Future, home to a range of titles from You Can Craft to Total Film and Official Playstation Magazine, has developed a monthly programme of articles, interviews with developers, forums, downloadable and playable demos and game previews that will be available via the Playstation network.
HSE is part of a programme of health interviews and examination surveys commissioned by the Department of Health, England and conducted with full ethical approval.
This comprised a cohort study of residents living within 5 km of three case study Connect2 projects in Cardiff, Kenilworth and Southampton, supported by a programme of qualitative interviews with key informants about the projects.
The programme centres on two pillars that bring Guardian journalism to life off the printed and digital page: Guardian Live: a new programme of discussions, debates, interviews, keynote speeches and festivals that brings the Guardian to life at venues across the UK and around the world.
The views of different stakeholders on the implementation process for the marine reserve were assessed through a programme of semi-structured interviews.
