Sentence examples for from interrogators from inspiring English sources

With bruised faces, they give their names – to scorn and derision from interrogators.

Interrogations Detainees cracked and gave false confessions under pressure from interrogators who did everything from showing them photographs of Donald Duck to beating them and holding guns to their heads, the men allege.

Mobley soon received a hospital visit from interrogators identifying themselves as "Matt from FBI and Khan from DOD [the Department of Defense]," who wanted to know about connections – which Mobley's camp denies – to terrorism.

While investigators said the mistreatment captured in the horrific photographs that first brought the abuses to light did not in most cases involve interrogations, the panel said it had uncovered other abuses that did occur during questioning, or were carried out by military police on orders from interrogators with the aim of extracting information.

Individuals trying to conceal knowledge from interrogators are likely to experience raised levels of stress that can manifest itself across biological, physiological, psychological and behavioural factors, providing an opportunity for detection.

There are certainly a lot of stupid people then, because everyone from interrogators to researchers have repeatedly concluded that torture doesn't work.

"Interrogation for Profit" (editorial, June 12) correctly lauds Congress's belated effort to bar private contractors from interrogator roles — more than four years after we learned of the contractors' responsibility for detainee abuses at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.

The judge also excluded testimony from a medic about Khadr's early mistreatment, and from another interrogator about abusive interrogation tactics used on prisoners at that time at Bagram.

As Lobel discovered from his interrogators, he had been under surveillance throughout his time in Qatar.

She had reported that they conveyed to her death threats from R.U.C. interrogators.

The young man's account, he continued, was "absurd and contradictory," a clear instance of "the involuntary elaboration of a suggestion" from his interrogators.