Sentence examples for to stop interviewing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has to stop interviewing for cabinet members and start reaching out.

"There are no human rights," muttered one protester, after local police ordered your correspondent to stop interviewing them.

Earlier this year, Southampton FC ordered journalists from the Southern Daily Echo to stop interviewing fans outside its stadium.

The Guardian was asked by a senior Brotherhood official to stop interviewing a Salafi for fear that he would dilute the Brotherhood's message.

Mr. Ackman denied that yesterday in an interview, saying that on one occasion in Long Island City, when he was asked to stop interviewing a taxi driver and leave unless he was a lawyer for taxi drivers, he did turn to the driver and ask, " 'Do you need a lawyer?' And the guy said 'Yes,' and so I said I would be his lawyer".

The Atlantic magazine reported on a high school sexting scandal so rampant that the police had to stop interviewing teenagers due to concern that they would end up confiscating the majority cell phones belonging to teens in the county.

Of the total eligible participants (n = 10,563), 3029 refused, 29 interviews were incomplete (i.e., the respondent opted to stop the interview prior to completion), 102 interviews involved language problems, 4559 were not available, and 1637 were not contacted (but estimated as eligible).

We achieved data saturation around the 16th interview and therefore decided to stop the interviews, as no new information was forthcoming.

We informed the women that whenever they felt uncomfortable during the interview, they were permitted to stop the interview at any time, even for no reason.

Is English your first language?" And then basically tries to stop the interview after one question.

All patients interviewed gave verbal consent and were free to stop the interview at any time.