Sentence examples for be subject to interrogation from inspiring English sources

The conceit of her first directing assignment, Return and Answer (1961) was that each week a historical figure would be subject to interrogation by the broadcaster and writer Edgar Lustgarten.

Iranian staff in particular were constantly harassed, and any Iranians meeting British embassy staff would be subjected to interrogation by the security services.

"We would be asking for a doctor to see him immediately when he returns, not for him to be subjected to interrogation again".

Last week Johnson told the London assembly in a routine question-and-answer session that he expected Clement, the former Tory leader of Bexley council, to be subjected to "interrogation" by the relevant scrutiny committee over behaviour which he said had been "inappropriate" and "wrong", but at the time he ruled out firing him over the incident.

Thus, the law of Miranda sets a trap for the unwary — the very people who are feeling unable to assert themselves — to be subjected to interrogation until they are worn down and respond to questions".

Asylum seekers may be detained at the port of entry whilst their documents are scrutinized; they may be subjected to interrogation about seeking illegal entry; they may be declined asylum and refugee status on the basis of inconsistent stories even though it is known poor recall occurs more commonly amongst traumatized refugee populations [ 7].

Anybody who sneaks into the park is subject to interrogation and ejection.

Nor do we know the full contents of his grand jury testimony, though it may be unlikely that his exact motives were subject to interrogation by the special prosecutor.

Gone were the days when I could think about how to respond to a message with care, or only attend events of my closest friends, without being subject to interrogation.

Some activists, including the Syrian pianist Malek Jandali, said their family members in Syria had been subject to interrogations and in some cases beatings carried out by government agents, according to a report by Amnesty International published this month.

The ACLU Foundation alleges Gal was subjected to interrogation and retaliation by customs officers, according to the March 28 complaint filed with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.