Examples of using Interviewees in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Interviewees expressed that.
As one of the interviewees.
Each of the interviewees brings their perspective to the issue.
This is clearly expressed by some of the interviewees in this study.
The interviewees were aged between 15 and 86, with 43 being the average.
A few comments from PZ Meyers, one of the film's interviewees.
Narrative: narrator or interviewees tell the story from beginning to end.
It further collects additional data from another 30,000 interviewees from non-G8 countries.
The interviewees worked in private and public sector organisations with 10 or more employees.
Those who appear in the book and who conducted sessions for the interviewees are listed below as Participants.
The interviewees chose the sites for the interviews; they were usually conducted at their homes.
Recognition of the environmental and health effects of transport among the interviewees is poor, as they only point out the problem of air pollution.
Some interviewees explained that the proposed convention would be“solutions looking for a problem”.
Such events like the career fair areimportant not only from the perspective of participants- interviewees, but from the point of view of potential employers.
But most interviewees-- 76%-- felt that Kalina 's banknotes better expressed the idea of« Europe»;
Every year career website Glassdoor publishes the Top 10 Oddball Interview Questions,a list of the most eccentric questions interviewees have been asked in North America and parts of Europe.
Interviewees describe him as“a pillar of the modern legal profession in Slovenia.”- Chambers Europe, 2018.
This means that employers may not ask interviewees if they are married or have children, or what nationality they are.
Interviewees and stakeholders widely accepted and supported European intervention in public health.
Instead, the ambition to make money allowed the interviewees to effectively bypass any concerns about incompatibility between their work activities and sense of self.
The interviewees are describing the differences that started after 1970. in regard to the ethnic origins of students in school.
The sample of the interviewees comprises 178 parents of three to six year old children from seven kindergartens in Slovenia.
Most interviewees consider that the current system for identification and traceability is effective but could be improved.
A higher proportion of interviewees( 35%) preferred the abstract/ modern designs by Maryke Degryse to the traditional designs by Robert Kalina( 23%).
Of the interviewees and 97% of the interviewers estimates that Donat Mg is efficient, that it agrees with them and that their quality of life is better with it.
For example some case study interviewees mentioned that the varying levels of language capabilities of national customs officials sometimes complicated effective discussions during the meetings.
Interviewees regularly use the Internet for maintaining old and establishing new intra-ethnic and inter-ethnic relations, receiving validation for their views and actions, and acceptance by their peers.
The study showed that the interviewees consider the‘strategic approach' and‘normative regulation' to be the most important factors for the successful implementation of public policies in Slovenia.
The interviewees themselves think that the gatherings represent the important form of socialising, they enable the exchange of experience in leading associations, and the workshops influence the higher quality of the associations' activities, they get new information and new contacts during the lectures.
According to interviewees, environmental reasons for selecting certain modes of transport were even more important than traffic safety and the fact that they lack an alternative to a selected transport mode.