Sentence examples for to submit to an interview from inspiring English sources
Before it got started, King agreed to submit to an interview.
"In Connecticut right now if we know someone saw a crime, there is nothing we can do to compel them to submit to an interview," Mr. Morano said.
Usually it's the client who signs off on the vendor, but those who made it past the switchboard and weren't named Getty or Whitney had to submit to an interview.
Steven Wagner, a real estate lawyer, is on the board of a Midtown East co-op that is broad-minded about breeds but requires prospective canine residents to submit to an interview.
"Forcing him to submit to an interview at this time," the lawyer said, "may result in inaccurate or incomplete information being reported" to the National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the crash.
But do we really want to live in a brave new digital world where patients are their own doctors and there is no longer a need for us to submit to an interview in a clinical setting?
Most of the guards reportedly refused to submit to an internal affairs interview.
Lewis challenged whether the second interview was lawful on the grounds that other employees weren't required to submit to a second interview.
The Guardian has confirmed that Michael Caputo, a campaign aide to Trump for much of the presidential primary, has been asked to submit to a voluntary interview with the committee and provide any documents requested.
She called his demand that food-stamp recipients be fingerprinted "mean-spirited," and in December the council sued the administration, for the first time under Quinn's leadership, over a new policy that would require homeless people seeking a bed in a city shelter to submit to a rigorous interview to determine their eligibility.
The I.O.C. announced last month that Samaranch had agreed to submit to a "voluntary interview" with Justice Department and F.B.I. investigators probing the more than $1 million in improper payments, gifts and other inducements offered to I.O.C. members during Salt Lake City's winning bid for the 2002 Winter Games.
