Sentence examples for Be interrogation from inspiring English sources

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Be interrogation

noun

The act of interrogating or questioning; examination by questions; inquiry.

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"There may be interrogation techniques that require close examination and extensive briefings," Leahy said.

We called him to try and engage him to establish the level of risk and he perceived it to be interrogation… He did not want to engage.

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The real problem is interrogation.

Actually, I think the correct term is interrogation.

Even in cases where there has been interrogation, lawyers express doubts about any usefulness.

And so the last few years have been interrogation.

"Mr Assange will be interrogated because interrogation is the necessary next step in the Swedish process.

"Around the clock, all the time, there are interrogations and they are calling people".

This, apparently, would be the interrogation proper.

"It may be for interrogation.

He was under interrogation.

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