Sentence examples for based on interrogations with from inspiring English sources
Based on interrogations with him while he was held captive by Kenyan police with FBI agents in attendance, they claimed that he had become hostile towards America, which he regarded as oppressive to Muslims.
Its findings were based on interrogations with high-ranking M-14 members who are now in American custody, as well as on documents uncovered and translated by the Iraq Survey Group.
However, a secret NATO report, leaked this week, called "The State of the Taliban", based on interrogations with more than 4,000 Taliban and al-Qaeda detainees, painted a picture of an insurgency that is resilient and likely to remain so for as long as Pakistan believes it is in its strategic interests to give it material and moral support.
The official said his conclusion about Mr. Zawahiri was based on interrogations of Qaeda suspects in January.
That view is based on interrogations of former senior Iraqi officials who are now in American custody and on documents found in Iraq, government officials said.
The document's findings were based on interrogations of more than 4,000 Taliban and al Qaeda detainees, the Times said, adding that it identified only few individual insurgents.
Heterologous hybridizations are based on interrogation of a chip specifically designed for a species (primary species) with transcripts from a phylogenetically-related species (secondary species).
The concentration of fluorescent microspheres based on interrogation volume was 8×10 particles per milliliter.
A note of caution is warranted because all published data are based on interrogation of immune responses in the blood.
Under questioning he has said that he did not meet with Mohamed Atta in Prague, according to the officials, who have reviewed classified debriefing reports based on the interrogations.
Like the Americans, General Kamal was convinced that Syria was destabilising Iraq, an assessment based on the interrogations of jihadists who had been captured by his troops.
