Sentence examples for experienced interrogations from inspiring English sources

I have seen intended visa options shut-down after considerable investment, been detained twice by the UK Border Authority, experienced interrogations and searches of many hours, had my passport confiscated for a week, witnessed and contributed to the new visas and am one of the earliest recipients of these new visas.

I've never experienced interrogation before.

The group should include experienced interrogators and policymakers who recognize the need to examine longstanding interrogation methods objectively.

Each trainee was interrogated to some extent, all experienced some physical interrogation such as pushing, shoving, getting slammed against a wall (usually a large metal sheet set up so that it would not seriously injure trainees), with some actually water-boarded (not me).

The data collected by medical professionals from the interrogations of detainees allowed the C.I.A. to judge the emotional and physical impact of the techniques, helping the agency to "calibrate the level of pain experienced by detainees during interrogation, ostensibly to keep it from crossing the administration's legal threshold of what it claimed constituted torture," the report said.

The findings that the overall prevalence was as high as 37.6% in 2009 2011, and the majority of the victims (68.1%) experienced it during the interrogation process raise serious concern about widespread police-perpetrated abuses against this population.

Participants most commonly experienced police beating during the interrogation process.

With virtually no experience in interrogations, the C.I.A. had constructed its program in a few harried months by consulting Egyptian and Saudi intelligence officials and copying Soviet interrogation methods long used in training American servicemen to withstand capture.

He also disputed the report's accusation that he was inexperienced, saying he has decades of experience in interrogations and in dealing with the "types of people" who withhold "actionable intelligence".

This was because when the demographic items were delivered first, they were experienced by some participants as somewhat interrogation-like with some items having potential to be viewed with suspicion, particularly visa category.

The amount of pimping you experienced was fortunately minimal, but occasionally it did feel like a form of advanced interrogation that Dick Cheney would support.