Sentence examples for work interviewed from inspiring English sources

The manager duly alerted his manager, whence the matter made its way to the airport police, then the local police, who two days later arrested Paul Chambers at work, interviewed him, and passed their findings on to the Crown Prosecution Service - who then charged him with the offence of sending a "message of menacing character".

Themes relevant to mental health policy and systems strengthening in Sierra Leone emerged, which is in line with the main work interviewed stakeholders have been engaged with.

In order to examine complex health and social phenomena in a group of women and families that influence health service delivery, the ARC funded ethnographic work interviewed participants and accessed a small number of clinical records (See Table  1) [ 22, 23].

Even after they moved from East Hampton to Delray Beach, Fla., several years ago they continued their work, interviewing other former East Hamptonites who had to retired to the Sunshine State.

Through traditional law enforcement techniques and a lot of hard work interviewing witnesses, he was convicted of perjury and was fined and sentenced to community service.

The review panel has been locked in a less-than-harmonious embrace with Mr. Jarecki and Mr. Kuby, who have continued their own investigative work, interviewing five of the complainants who have backed away from all or parts of their original stories.

She found work interviewing potential contestants for televised beauty pageants as well as for game shows produced by the legendary Goodson-Todman company.

Following formative work interviewing Hispanic women in the Yakima Valley who had received abnormal Pap test results, we developed a culturally-appropriate patient navigator program.

The authors boast of watching the queen at work, interviewing officials from the royal household and of trawling through archives.

The newscast has made more of an effort to work interviews into the daily content, Mr. McManus said.

And the storm has further handicapped many of those looking for new work: Interview outfits lie moldy in Dumpsters; computers have been destroyed, résumé files gone forever.