Examples of using Interviewed in in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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101 adults) were interviewed in Vietnam.
He found that a portfolio of stocks picked by people he interviewed in the street did better than those chosen by experts.
Until I showed her the photos of the Supergays that we interviewed in India.
When interviewed in 2013- when the workers were aged 28 to 34- their wages were a third higher
These survivors are interviewed in this documentary to inform you of their feelings of what happened during that investigation, thoughts, and more.
The SMBs interviewed in the IDC study commissioned by Cisco9 also said that they rely on solutions provided by established brands, which they find more trustworthy and have enough built-in security.
Of the eight women interviewed in the section of the Tariq al-Sikka center designated for women and children, seven alleged they were raped, some repeatedly, on their journey to Libya.
Respondents interviewed in the Thintri study indicated a solid consensus that HVOF coatings applied in wear applications provide superior performance in most situations compared with chrome.
FACT: 30% of the criminals interviewed in The Web of Profit study reported they had physically transferred cyber revenues or sent money via couriers, a.k.a. money mules,
Most physicians interviewed in Dr. Ivy Lynn Bourgeault's(from the Canada Medical Association) research said they opposed the use of alternative cancer therapies for their patients.
he is often interviewed in the media on TV, radio and in the national, trade and local press.
He has been interviewed in recent years in a number of news sources,
Mary Sharpe is interviewed in the Scottish Mail on Sunday about the content of the lessons for primary schools being developed by The Reward Foundation. Page 21.
Trump would be interviewed in the 11 o'clock hour by host Shannon Bream.
Jun Maeda and Na-Ga of Key, were interviewed in the July 2009 issue of ASCII Media Works' Dengeki G's Magazine.
A lack of stability” was a common theme among the Fortune 500 C-Level and senior executives interviewed in a recent study commissioned by global communications firm Weber Shandwick and conducted by KRC Research.
A reform leader I interviewed in 2011 said,“Every effort must be made not to tie federal dollars
He also quoted a 2014 survey in which people interviewed in several countries declared that CEOs shouldn't earn more than four times what the average worker makes.
About half of the 2,400 people interviewed in a Sept. 2-9 Management& Fit poll said Argentina's economic conditions will be worse