Sentence examples for To interrogations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of interrogating or questioning; examination by questions; inquiry.
Freedom of Information Act lawsuit seeking documents and images related to interrogations.
They have shared intelligence, provided access to interrogations and coordinated operations.
It also argued that many American and international laws would not apply to interrogations overseas.
It equips planes with receivers that listen to the replies transmitted by other aircraft to interrogations from ground radars.
A White House spokesman, Tony Fratto, said Wednesday that he would not comment on any legal opinion related to interrogations.
Mr. Pomarède also dismissed reports of disagreements calling it "perfectly normal that a restoration of such a famous work leads to interrogations and discussions".
The MoD, meanwhile, insisted that it had never used waterboarding when giving resistance-to-interrogation training to servicemen.
Polygraphy measures a suite of physical reactions to interrogation.
Besides submitting to interrogation, what else can the candidates do to regain our trust?
Anybody who sneaks into the park is subject to interrogation and ejection.
They say gay and lesbian personnel are still subject to interrogation and harassment by commanders.
