The Interior Ministry said it had interrogated more than 50 people suspected of instigating the clashes, including a dozen minors.
They could have – and, I believe, should have – interrogated that information so that it became evidence.
I wish my screen-self could have interrogated President Bartlet about his health.
They wouldn't have interrogated her all night.
Or calls from pollsters, who have interrogated me five times in the last two months.
Investigators have interrogated her several times on suspicion of instigating ethnic divisions.
He orders the closure of "black sites", where CIA and European security services have interrogated terrorist suspects.
Military personnel have interrogated many of the detainees in secret military facilities without ensuring safeguards against mistreatment.
And yes, a less gentle film would no doubt have interrogated these issues with a lot more rigour.
Border controls have been tightened, and security forces have interrogated relatives of Yemenis believed to have received training at terrorist camps in Afghanistan.
Over the past three Sundays, the police have interrogated Anglican priests and lay leaders, arrested and beaten parishioners and locked thousands of worshipers out of dozens of churches.
