Examples of using Interviewees in English and their translations into Serbian
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Your interviewees were all in good shape, and energetic.
It works for a quote for a larger article or as a source for interviewees.
Interviewees often saw it as improper to delegate such tasks.
The experience of disbelief is also mentioned by other interviewees.
Over 60 percent of interviewees said all state official were corrupted.
Daily newspaper Blic is read by slightly more than 37 percent of interviewees.
One of the interviewees made a vivid description:"Nobody has to tell you anything.
It further collects additional data from another 30,000 interviewees from non-G8 countries.
Many interviewees do not ask questions and miss the chance to seek out out valuable info.
The research was conducted by the Center for the Digital Media"Pozitiv"using a sample of 2,208 interviewees.
Many interviewees don't ask questions and miss the opportunity to find out valuable information.
Those who appear in the book andwho conducted sessions for the interviewees are listed below as Participants.
Around 17 percent of interviewees reads Politika, while a half of them reads the free newspaper 24 Sata.
In all of our countries of presence save one it is among the top three points ofcontact with the Group, mentioned by almost one third of interviewees.
CINS interviewees, including representatives of the Agency, say that this delay is quite unnecessary.
You already read similar advice in this sense from the interviewees quoted in the previous points, even though their experience with hashtags differs a bit.
Most interviewees, 27.9 per cent, said they need around 500 euros per month to live a normal life.
It's the worst Monday of the year,”“It's un-American,” and“You're naturally just not happy,” disgruntled interviewees and apparent football fans say in the ad.
Interviewees are not convinced about the information that“only” 30% of employable population is working undeclared.
More than half of the interviewees replied my email almost instantly and they sent very helpful feedbacks.
Interviewees: the President of the City Assembly, member of the Town Hall, Deputy Mayor, the citizens of Kragujevac.
A majority- almost 90 percent of interviewees- supports conclusion of an industry-wide collective contract for media workers.
The interviewees stated that the most common consequences of poor payment habits are investment delay(22%) and liquidity problems(19%).
Findings of the survey conducted in April on a national sample of 1,000 interviewees showed that as many as 70 percent of Yugoslavs were dissatisfied with their financial situation. Most of those that feel dissatisfied come from East Serbia, while fewest from Montenegro.
Interviewees: President of the Mionica Municipal Council(from New Serbia- NS), Director of the Public Company Mionica, a farmer from the nearby village, citizens of Mionica.
Not less than 96 percent of the interviewees said that political parties and their leaders"have a significant influence" on the activities of the media.
Interviewees: the Mayor(from DS), President of the City Assembly(from LSV), Chairman of the Council for monitoring the Code of Ethics, the citizens of Zrenjanin.
The poll on the sample of 2,000 interviewees, ended on September 15, was conducted for the Media Center by the Strategic Marketing& Media Research Institute(SMMRI).
Interviewees: Deputy Mayor(SPS), an opposition member(DS) who was the president of the temporary body of the municipality for three months and citizens of Zemun.
Percent of interviewees expect their financial situation to improve over next five years, according to Agic.