Sentence examples for avoid an interrogation from inspiring English sources

Warner, like Havelange, resigned in order to walk away from FIFA, and thus avoid an interrogation by an ethics commission that was looking into charges that Warner had conspired with Mohamed bin Hammam to corrupt the FIFA presidential election.

You want information, but you need to avoid an interrogation.

Whilst we want to avoid an extended reanalysis and interrogation of both datasets, Snyder and Saunders make critical misrepresentations of Stabler et al. data that need to be addressed in more general terms.

West is also a decorated Iraq War veteran, though in 2003 he was forced to resign to avoid a court martial for assaulting an Iraqi detainee during interrogation.

The fact is that innocent people sometimes plead guilty because of coercive interrogations or — in the case of plea bargains — to avoid a likely conviction at trial and a far tougher sentence.

After the interrogations ended, I started to do a lot of intentional thinking to keep my mind occupied and to avoid a mental cave-in.

Hence non-tested patients' supposed ' indecision' could have been a way to avoid further interrogation from the interviewers.

Although he added, "Even if I'm here 20 years, I am going to give the same story; I'm not lying and these things exist," it's impossible not to conclude that Hashim's story was, if not the testimony of a fantasist, then a shrewd attempt to avoid brutal interrogations by providing his interrogators with whatever he thought they wanted to hear.

As I explained at the time, the cumulative effect of Hashim's statements was that it was "impossible not to conclude that [his] story was, if not the testimony of a fantasist, then a shrewd attempt to avoid brutal interrogations by providing his interrogators with whatever he thought they wanted to hear".

A Cape Town court rebuffed an attempt by Mark Thatcher, son of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Britain to avoid interrogation by Equatorial Guinea's prosecutors in a inquiry into an attempted coup in that West African nation last March.

The trick is to avoid turning it into an interrogation about college.