Sentence examples for asked to interrogate from inspiring English sources

Put yourself in the shoes of the people who were asked to interrogate al-Qaeda prisoners in 2002.

Sitting on a stool opposite me is Aisha, a young American I've been asked to interrogate about her recent trip to Pakistan.

(If you want a crash course - the term is doubly apt - I recommend a special report on finance in the latest Economist and a recent lecture by the head of Britain's Financial Services Authority, Adair Turner, available on the FSA website). On the evidence we have so far, the following could plausibly be asked to interrogate themselves on their share of the responsibility.

The Fourth Division soldiers then asked to interrogate specific rebel soldiers in Moadamiya.

Though you don't need to interrogate him or ask about every little thing, taking the time to see how his day went will show that you really love him.

No need to interrogate your mailman.

The Americans had asked Iran to interrogate al-Qaeda-linked individuals in Iran regarding intelligence about a possible terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia.

Williams asked us to interrogate the ways in which our labor practices are problematic and to center library work in the care ethics necessary "to reflect the standards of access and equality that we say we hold in this profession".

Haaretz said on Thursday that Mr. Blau was in London and was staying abroad for fear of being interrogated and asked to reveal his sources if he returned to Israel.

He suggested that the Muslim communities he knew felt "under siege" – spied on, interrogated, routinely asked to "put their house in order" as if they were not, and had never been, an equal part of British society.

With the development of reliable psychological probes, any suspected individual could now be painlessly and accurately interrogated, by being asked to answer a series of questions.