Sentence examples similar to sanctioned interview from inspiring English sources

The interview was sanctioned by the Met with the officer speaking in his official capacity.

bartelbe I was once sanctioned for attending a job interview and moving my signing to another day.

Reporters and editors at other news outlets will often respond directly over Twitter to questions, or speak in interviews -- both sanctioned and not -- about their editorial process.

He cited a case of a claimant being sanctioned for failing to attend a benefits interview because he was at a funeral, and another case of sanctioning when the claimant was being interviewed by police after his house was burgled.

In a similar case a man from Bridgend, Wales, needed food after his benefits were sanctioned when he failed to attend an interview.

The most common reason for homeless jobseekers being sanctioned was failing to attend a Jobcentre Plus interview.

We suggest you avoid applying to or interviewing at institutions that have been sanctioned or that have administrations that have been censured by the AAUP.

Raheem Sterling, 20, may have risked a clash with Liverpool manager Brendan Rogers following an interview with the BBC that was not sanctioned by the Anfield club.

When Neville herself became redundant in 2013, she was warned about being sanctioned for supposedly being five minutes late to a jobcentre interview.

Widely-criticised decisions include people being sanctioned for missing jobcentre appointments because they had to attend a job interview, or people sanctioned for not looking for work because they had already secured a job due to start in a week's time.

Putin, in his Fox interview, argued Russia was too large a country to be sanctioned and isolated, but Trump was not asked in the press conference about the future status of sanctions.