Sentence examples for forceful interrogations from inspiring English sources

For many years, he said, British authorities subjected members of the Irish Republican Army to forceful interrogations, but, in the end, the government concluded that "detainees aren't valuable".

When he says, with a sly grin, that his charges — halberdiers — are "not all choirboys," it is easy to imagine forceful interrogations being conducted behind closed doors in the basement of St. Peter's Basilica.

Tom Parker, a former officer for M.I.5, the British intelligence agency, who teaches at Yale, argued that, whether or not forceful interrogations yield accurate information from terrorist suspects, a larger problem is that many detainees "have nothing to tell".

The cases do not center on allegations of abuse by C.I.A. officers who conducted the forceful interrogations of high-level Qaeda suspects at secret sites, although it is not out of the question that a new investigation would also examine their conduct.

He described a "forceful interrogation" from Israeli security, which controls access to the West Bank at checkpoints, but added, "I am looking forward to coming another time".

The article's author, Philippe Sands, details how top Bush administration (Cheney and Rumsfeld) are directly connected to the use of forceful interrogation i.e. torture at Guantanamo.

But every day, the interrogations became a little more forceful, and very subtlely weapons begin to appear.

WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Dick Cheney on Sunday sharply criticized the Obama administration's decision to investigate the abuse of prisoners held by the Central Intelligence Agency as he delivered a forceful defense of the full range of interrogation techniques used by intelligence officers.

The presence of Brown centre stage surrounded by forceful actors who briefly appear to hurl threats and accusations makes him look like a man under constant interrogation.

And forceful?

Ruthless interrogations begin.