Sentence examples for based on the interrogation of from inspiring English sources

Based on the interrogation of the operative, Omar al-Faruq, the government would take "legal steps" in the "next one or two days," Mr. Yudhoyono said.

Based on the interrogation of the Pakistani militant arrested in Mumbai, India was "absolutely certain" that the attacks had been planned and launched in Pakistan.

One commission report, based on the interrogation of Mr. bin al-Shibh, said the two men identified "the World Trade Center, which represented the U.S. economy; the Pentagon, a symbol of the U.S. military and the U.S. Capitol, the perceived source of U.S. policy in support of Israel".

We present a compact atomic frequency standard based on the interrogation of magnetically trapped 87Rb atoms.

This paper proposes and demonstrates a novel alternative to measure alternating current (AC) in an indirect manner, based on the interrogation of an Erbium-doped all-fiber laser.

A 21st Army Group intelligence report, based on the interrogation of German prisoners recorded that the raid was "decisive" and had apparently destroyed the headquarters of the Luftwaffe infantry regiment based north of Caen and deprived the German troops north of the city of ammunition and rations the following morning.

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.

The general then gave his take on the morale of the Taliban and other enemy forces, responding to news reports based on a leaked NATO report, based on the interrogations of prisoners, that discussed their resiliency.

Based on the interrogations of three people, the agency has determined that the plan was first conceived in June by a Kishtwar resident studying medicine in Bangladesh, who was concerned that the mercy petition filed by the man convicted of planning the 2002 attack on the Parliament, Afzal Guru, would be rejected.

The leaked Nato report - based on the interrogations of 27,000 captured Taliban, al-Qaeda and foreign fighters as well as civilians - says Pakistan is aware Taliban leaders take refuge within its borders.

The report - based on the interrogations of 27,000 captured Taliban, al-Qaeda and foreign fighters as well as civilians - said Pakistan was aware that Taliban leaders were taking refuge within its borders.