Sentence examples for releases interviews from inspiring English sources

Facebook is his preferred method of vote explanation over news releases, interviews or other forms of traditional political expression.

In various press releases, interviews and on its website the charity has repeatedly referred to its ambition to build 4,000 Playpumps by 2010 to bring the "benefit of clean drinking water to up to 10 million people".

Most of the ones I encounter are more than willing to get me press releases, interviews, units for review, etc., without ever rearing up their nose at me.

Microsoft's public relations response to the debacle is also considered to be one of the poorest in the company's history, given Microsoft's reputation for micro-managing news releases, interviews and promotional events.

The study was further publicised in the New Zealand media via media releases, interviews with the researchers and advertisements.

Drewniak survived the interrogation and kept his position as press secretary, but Weinberg and Wisniewski believe that the newly released interviews raise questions about what he knew about the lane closures, when he knew it, and whom he told.

Descriptions of perceived and experienced HIV stigma were not substantially different when taken from pre-release versus post-release interviews.

The post-release interviews were designed to provide insight into participants' experiences transitioning to community care after release.

Most participants had been incarcerated multiple times in the past, and recounted their prior transitions in HIV care similarly in the pre-release and post-release interviews.

Contrary to expectations, we did not find that participants' descriptions of stigma were unique in the context of the pre-release versus the post-release interviews.

A research assistant with a background in social work and additional training in qualitative research methods conducted all of the pre-release and post-release interviews.