Examples of using Were interviewed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Both women and men were interviewed.
Men were interviewed. 8 are back in prison, one is dead.
I thought all the surviving students were interviewed.
Seven thousand were interviewed in a recent survey.
In addition, at each unit, 10 outpatients were interviewed.
Another three were interviewed for an hour each.
These officers subsequently provided written statements and were interviewed;
In 2010 alone 93 women were interviewed on this programme.
Current partners, past partners and potential partners were interviewed.
When a few Muslim leaders were interviewed, they denounced the work.
When they entered the study, all of these teenagers were interviewed.
Forty candidates were interviewed, and this process resulted in the selection of 10 of them.
Thirty-five media commentators were interviewed for the film.
The claimants were interviewed during the technical mission to Kuwait and Jordan.
For other locations, organizations were interviewed by videoconference.
Key personnel were interviewed and tests of records and procedures conducted.
A number of Government(military) officials were interviewed at length.
Of those, 132 candidates were interviewed and 96 candidates ultimately qualified.
(c) Candidates not meeting minimum requirements were interviewed and selected;
All farmers were interviewed on what procedures they were using when spraying.
Numerous victims of torture and other forms of ill-treatment were interviewed.
Officials in several centres were interviewed on national media on the occasion of the Day.
A total of 2,024 participants in the ENP aged 60 years or older were interviewed.
Also, many members of the organization were interviewed on several channels and denied any relation between them and the Damascus events.
All of the Iraqi principals involved,both TCC and former PC-3 personnel, were interviewed by the IAEA technical team.
Nine applicants were interviewed on 15 November, but none of them was found adequately qualified for the position.
Forty-nine persons working in the member agencies of the Environmental Management Group in Nairobi, Geneva, Vienna, Paris, Washington and Montreal were interviewed.
When they landed in Libya, they were interviewed, with footage of this press conference being shown in the film One Day in September.
In total, eight women in each country were interviewed in detail on their experiences, coping strategies, desires, and suggestions.
Ten resident coordinators were interviewed and a number of United Nations agencies consulted and surveyed to aid in the preparation of the report.