Sentence examples for return interviews from inspiring English sources

Despite informal reports of people entering the permanent exclusion area (Zone V) without permission, the current general perception amongst islanders is that this area will continue to be highly exposed to volcanic hazards and they will never be able to return (interviews and focus groups, various, 28 September - 3 October 2013).

Upon my return, interviews with cruise industry consumer advocacy groups and attorneys who handle cases from on board cruise ships showed me the side of the pleasure cruise that leaves it vulnerable to the type of confusion that followed the sinking of the Costa Concordia.

Many had come to find out if their names would be called over a loudspeaker, which would mean they could return for interviews.

In the past three years he had sent out more than 1,000 job applications and received, in return, five interviews and not one job.

The Sinn Féin leader has welcomed Boston College's offer to return the interviews before anyone else attempts to "seize the rest of the archive and do mischief".

A number of these actively sought out data collectors to return and interview their families after they had conferred with neighbors who had been interviewed.

According to tax returns and interviews with officials, Road Runners has a relatively slim cushion, generating a couple of million dollars more than it spends each year.

If Mueller doesn't bring any cases, the tax returns and interviews might never be made public; but the contents of both could be included in a report.

For now, once the post-return parties, interviews and speeches have died down, Mr. Domjan is planning some time off to recharge his own batteries — which, he said, are "pretty empty" right now.

The Department of Homeland Security has continued to push for deportation, and, year after year, Parlak has returned for interviews and court dates — despite efforts by members of Congress to put an end to it.

The iddo scouts on their return are interviewed by the elders who evaluate their information.