Sentence examples for alleged questioning from inspiring English sources

Hall's office refused to say where in the report was this alleged questioning of Israel's right to use military force to defend itself, an apparent indication that Rep. Hall believes that killing innocent civilians should be considered a legitimate act of self-defense, at least if the perpetrator is a U.S. ally.

Two year later, he admitted British agents went "close to the line" when questioning alleged terrorists.

"The intimidation of journalists and newspapers questioning alleged abuses by intelligence bodies is certainly not a contribution to the open debate that needs to take place.

Eliciting cooperation through rapport building has proven to be far more effective when questioning alleged terrorists.

After Ribotsky suspended redemptions in October amid the credit crisis, one investor, Gerald Tucci, sued Ribotsky in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan for $1.5 million, alleging fraud and questioning the accuracy of Ribotsky's returns.

This month Sweden issued an international warrant for Assange, for questioning about alleged sexual assaults.

The incident comes as Britain and Ecuador are involved in a diplomatic standoff over Julian Assange's attempt to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he faces questioning over alleged sex crimes.

LONDON — Sweden's highest court refused on Thursday to allow Julian Assange, the founder of the WikiLeaks whistle-blowing organization, to appeal a court order seeking his arrest to face questioning over alleged sex crimes, his lawyer said.

The Wikileaks founder was granted political asylum by the Ecuadorean government in 2012 under the 1951 Refugee Convention, after facing extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted for questioning over alleged sex assaults.

He is hoping to avoid extradition to Sweden (for questioning over alleged sexual abuse and rape) and perhaps ultimately the United States (where Assange believes he could face charges of treason and espionage).

In 2012 Mr Sarkozy was detained by investigators for hours for questioning into alleged illegal party financing by Liliane Bettencourt, a billionaire heiress of the family that owns L'Oréal, a cosmetics empire.