Sentence examples for conducted interrogation from inspiring English sources

Newsnight journalists Liz McKean and Meirion Jones, whose investigation into Savile was halted by Rippon, have been interviewed by the inquiry, which trawled through thousands of emails and conducted interrogation sessions lasting up to eight hours.

Four months after Rahman died, the CIA station chief in Afghanistan recommended that Zirbel, the manager of COBALT who conducted interrogation sessions with Rahman, be awarded $2,500 for his "consistently superior work," according to the Senate's torture report.

It also says the authorities wrongfully entered private property and improperly conducted interrogations.

"The psychologists personally conducted interrogations of some of the CIA's most significant detainees using these techniques".

Carolyn A. Wood of the 519th Military Intelligence Battalion, whose members had conducted interrogations at an American detention center at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.

Four N.C.A.A. investigators pored through her financial records and conducted interrogations in Aurora, seeking "evidence" that she was getting money from "improper" sources.

I had a running debate about how North Vietnamese prisoners should be treated with the South Vietnamese colonel who conducted interrogations.

Gen. George R. Fay said a flouting of military procedures by C.I.A. officers who had conducted interrogations inside the prison had "eroded the necessity in the minds of soldiers and civilians for them to follow Army rules".

Mr. McFadden, a law enforcement agent, said he knew nothing of how Mr. Hamdan had been handled at Guantánamo by the "intelligence side," an apparent reference to intelligence officers who also conducted interrogations here.

Baer said that when he conducted interrogations, particularly on the Hezbollah-aligned groups in Lebanon, he was guided by tireless research, which he catalogued on 3x5 index cards.

The contractors are doing everything from logistics work, to delivering foreign aid, to guarding diplomats and sites, to conducting interrogation.