Examples of using Interviewees in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Interviewees were aged.
Have you had any difficult interviewees?
Our two interviewees think not.
We split the group into two, interviewers and interviewees.
Names of interviewees have been changed.
Tyumen itself creates a friendly impression,so say our interviewees.
Of interviewees approve of this newly trend.
In terms of education, interviewees had different opinions.
Interviewees often saw it as improper to delegate such tasks.
Not only as sources or as interviewees, but also as the authors of articles.
Interviewees of different ages represent the towns of Shabla and North Berwick.
Finally, this last question has become a tradition that I ask of all my interviewees.
And his interviewees weren't all people with special skills.
Offer incentives, gifts to motivate interviewees to answer your questions.
All interviewees had natural menopause at least 12 months previously.
It further collects additional data from another 30,000 interviewees from non-G8 countries.
In the case of our interviewees this exclusion taken on paradoxical forms.
The more clues that were available to those watching,the larger was the trend that interviewees who actually lied were judged to be truthful.
Interviewees will be targeted via Facebook- selected from particular groups and at random.
How to use media manipulation to your own advantage Description of the tool The group isdivided into two subgroups, interviewers and interviewees.
Interviewees were affected by an RD either directly or through a family member.
I should note, however,that there were a smattering of Vox pop style three-second sound-bite interviewees of men in baseball hats celebrating in bars and so on.
All interviewees talk about changed attitudes, which is a guarantee of greater sustainability.".
It found only 22 per cent of interviewees had confidence in Trump to do the right thing in world affairs.
Some interviewees explained that the proposed convention would be“solutions looking for a problem”.
Although the number of interviews and interviewees is relatively low, all key members involved in reporting work and the IFRS adoption were interviewed.
Most interviewees, 27.9 per cent, said they need around 500 euros per month to live a normal life.
He often asks his interviewees what book are they reading now, the excellent ones can give an answer immediately.
Interviewees may be individuals, or groups of people('focus groups') with a common relationship to the research topic.
He frequently asked his interviewees what book are they reading now, the excellent ones can provide a response immediately.