Sentence examples for undercover interviews from inspiring English sources

The report complied data from a number of different sources including news reports, online surveys, undercover interviews with traders in China and trade statistics from Hong Kong, once considered to be the global hub for trade in shark fin.

Mr. Mueller also faced severe questioning from Democrats about new investigative guidelines, announced last week by the Justice Department, that will give the bureau authority to use physical surveillance and undercover interviews in terrorism cases without specific evidence of wrongdoing.

The Daily Telegraph on Wednesday cited undercover interviews with agents in which they claimed to have given bungs to Premier League and Championship managers to help seal transfer deals.

As well as worker testimony, our findings are based on extensive undercover interviewing and filming in Irish fishing ports.

It would, for instance, allow an F.B.I. agent to pursue an anonymous tip about possible terrorism by conducting an undercover interview or watching someone in a public place.

It would allow an agent, for instance, to pursue an anonymous tip about terrorism by conducting an undercover interview or watching someone in a public place.

"This is a joyous day, this is a special day, and like Forrest Gump said, 'That's all I have to say about that.' " Allegations that he used human growth hormone — something he also denied — may be harder to dispel because the league is investigating comments made by a pharmacist in an undercover interview included in an Al Jazeera documentary.

Through interviews and undercover investigations, they shone a spotlight on the experiences of probably hundreds of Malaysian men and women who are working, without visas, picking fruit in Victoria.

Which may be why Rifkind was more precise and combative, while Straw was humbler (even if he had been much less humble when interviewed undercover).

An undercover reporter has filmed interviews with the women and guards in Yarl's Wood detention centre in Bedfordshire.

Psychological screening for potential undercover officers would involve interviews by psychologists or psychiatrists who would determine the candidates' mental suitability for the job, the police said.