Sentence examples for report interviews from inspiring English sources

The report interviews with rank and file officers who said they were told by senior staff there are two types of cops, "those in Swat and those who want to be Swat".

Reviews in, say, newspaper books sections (I'm biased) are vital in offering a properly critical (often negative) opinion of new books: a necessary accompaniment to (also important) articles in the same sections that simply showcase books, or report interviews with authors: these can all too easily become elegant exercises in PR.

Her partner told us that it was something really important and positive in her life". The Open Works noted this too in their final report: interviews with members of The Stitch found that happiness and wellbeing was greatly improved as a result of their participation, while many felt that their confidence and ability to shape the local community was enhanced.

The Times reconstructed the last 90 minutes of Rodriguez's life based on accounts by three people who have seen the confidential videotape, a detailed police report, interviews with relatives and an account of the boyfriend's 911 call.

In support of our hypothesis, we observed that many lay articles either cite the conclusions stated in scientific articles or report interviews of the scientific authors.

We report interviews from participants in a real-life implementation project that included a multi-faceted implementation strategy.

Students are trained to report, interview, script and edit compelling audio stories suited for radio broadcast or podcasting.

Last week, Retro Report interviewed Mr. Sharpton and asked whether, 25 years later, he felt that any crime had occurred at all.

The book addresses how to construct a sample of interviewees; how to collect and report interview data; and how to address ethical considerations and the Institutional Review Board process.

Ian Kysel, author of the 141-page report, interviewed or corresponded with more than 125 young people who had spent time in solitary as children in 19 states.

Nor did investigators involved in preparing the report interview Dr. Steven E. Nissen, Dr. Eric J. Topol or other prominent scientists who have criticized Merck, Mr. Martin said.