Examples of using Interviewed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The names of all refugees interviewed have been changed.
As at 22 July 2009, two candidates interviewed.
I have got to say that.- Yeah, we interviewed a lot of people.
Witnesses interviewed.
During the course of the investigation, OIOS interviewed an UNTSO Public Information Officer whose name appeared on some of the letters.
Other displaced persons interviewed said that they believed some of the soldiers involved were from Serbia
The Panel interviewed several of the Ivorian combatants in River Gbeh, and was able to photograph the Ivorian leaders and a number of the individuals.
The Special Rapporteur also interviewed the two following persons whose testimonies illustrate irregularities with respect to the legal procedure pertaining to arrest and detention.
The Special Representative interviewed another person detained on similar charges in Evinayong prison, who had been deprived of his liberty for 44 days.
A Some were not interviewed, but submitted or passed on reports, communiqués or other documents.
Twenty per cent of refugees interviewed reported incidents in which women and children were separated from male relatives and exposed to mistreatment.
The Panel conducted a physical examination of the seized items and the vessel, interviewed the detained crew and analysed waypoint data retrieved from Global Positioning System(GPS) devices.
Almost all detainees interviewed at police and gendarmerie stations said that they had been questioned without a lawyer
The Group visited Israel and interviewed Daniel Chekroun and Mark Veltman in their Elite Alpha office in Ceasarea, north of Tel Aviv.
The OIOS interviewed a broad range of UNHCR staff(September 2006 to October 2007) and undertook two risk assessment.
OIOS obtained and reviewed the forged letter along with related documentation and interviewed the former counsel.
Less than one quarter of those interviewed, though, claimed to have been ill-treated or tortured while in detention.
However, most of the detainees interviewed by the delegation said that they were informed about the right to have a lawyer.
The SPT notes with satisfaction that many detainees interviewed by the delegation spoke very favourably about staff.
And I have interviewed a lot of people, and they say you're wrong, and they are betting on the companies.