Sentence examples for In interrogations of from inspiring English sources

Two US officials involved in interrogations of the suspect told the Associated Press that preliminary evidence was that there were no ties to any Islamist terrorist group.

The intelligence, they said, included information obtained in interrogations of captured terrorists from Al Qaeda, as well as information from electronic intercepts of communications among Qaeda suspects, and other information that they would not describe.

Administration officials say the Pentagon and the Central Intelligence Agency, which are involved in interrogations of Mr. bin al-Shibh, have insisted that he cannot be made available to the defense lawyers and cannot testify at Mr. Moussaoui's trial.

Hamid probably understates the importance of policy differences that divide the two parties, especially now that Trump has proposed things like introducing religious tests for immigrants and reintroducing the use of torture in interrogations of terrorist subjects, as well as promising to appoint Supreme Court Justices in the mold of the late Antonin Scalia.

A critical 2002 memo, for example, included key sections that adopted an expansive view of presidential authority, added only after the CIA unsuccessfully pressed others in the Justice Department for clear signals that contractors would not be prosecuted for their role in interrogations of al-Qaeda suspects within months of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

During a recent Baghdad stint, he assisted in interrogations of suspected insurgents.

The report comes as US attorney general Eric Holder ordered a special investigation into CIA agents who may have gone too far in interrogation of al-Qaida and other suspects taken after the 9/11 attacks.

He led an aggressive campaign to grant legal amnesty to CIA personnel involved in interrogation of suspects at secret prisons, and has sought to reduce US adherence to Geneva convention bans on torture.

This book offers a breath-taking range of resources from both well-established and newer scholars who together cover the field of law's representation in, interrogation of, and dialogue with forms of visual rhetoric, practice, and discourse.

APA's Board of Directors quickly released a response, promising among other things to recommend a new policy prohibiting psychologists from participating in interrogation of persons held in custody by military and intelligence authorities.

Since the 1940s, CIA had been hell-bent on perfecting mind control techniques, including the creation of a "truth drug," for use in interrogation of captured enemy operatives and to root out the enemies within.