Sentence examples for required to interview from inspiring English sources

One of the major reforms requires that after an arrest by a patrol officer and the seizure of money or drugs, a superior officer is required to interview the suspect, verify the evidence seized and report any allegations of impropriety.

The so-called Rooney rule, under which N.F.L. teams are required to interview at least one minority candidate for all head coaching and G.M. jobs, is named after Art's father, Dan, the team's chairman emeritus and also our Ambassador to Ireland.

Under the rule, NFL clubs are required to interview a minimum one black or ethnic minority candidate for head coach and senior football vacancies.

Because they are strapped financially, few universities have the time or staff required to interview applicants or take into consideration whether the applicant might make a great teacher, based on their passion for teaching or other experiences.

Hiring committees should be required to interview at least one diverse candidate for any position, whether the position is for attorneys, law students, or staff.

I also learned that many places are required to interview a certain number of "diversity" candidates for open roles even when they have already hired someone for the role.

However, ten or more calls, however, were required to successfully interview 9% of participants[ 38].

The beginning of a visa program in Syria could present serious obstacles for the American program to resettle refugees in the United States because Iraqis are required to be interviewed by American immigration authorities outside Iraq.

A central survey site was set up in each residential committee or village and the participants were required to be interviewed and receive the health examination on-site.

Two pilot interviews were conducted to assess the acceptability of the questions to participants; no changes were required to the interview schedule following these pilot interviews.

The study region is isolated and the travel required to conduct interviews in selected communities was challenging.