Former British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, who was involved in nuclear talks with Mr Rouhani from 2002-04, described Mr Rouhani as "respectable", "trustworthy" and "capable" in an interview with BBC Persian radio.
To provide a trustworthy environment, the girls were interviewed by at least one woman.
The survey was perceived by EUs interviewed to be a trustworthy source of data as it was conducted by an independent and credible research group.
Sept. 27 -- In a TV interview, Bill Bradley is asked if Al Gore is "trustworthy" and responds, "I think that there is no question that he would be a better president".
Building the trustworthy relationship with the participants before doing the actual interview created important insights during the research about the life of contemporary Aboriginal people and their concerns.
Interview and hire employees who are skilled, trustworthy and polite.
Given this, there is a need for normative data for the two most common modes of administration – telephone interview and postal questionnaire – respectively, in order to provide trustworthy comparison data for future studies.
Glenn L. Carle, a retired C.I.A. officer who oversaw the interrogation of a high-level detainee in 2002, said in a phone interview Tuesday, that coercive techniques "didn't provide useful, meaningful, trustworthy information".
The largely similar responses related to reported practices within and between respondent groups and the internal consistency of most interviews lead us to believe that the data are trustworthy.
"Mukasey stated that he could not imagine anyone who would be less trustworthy with sensitive information than Kuby," a special agent's summary of the interview said.
He rides his team hard, dispersing them throughout the bewildering backstage world of the bandbox theater and assigning them interviews with people too skilled at acting to be entirely trustworthy.
