For this reason, a hard-hitting interrogation was not on the cards, but the Dogg still managed to entertain.
And there will have to be some even harder self-interrogation by the Islamic radicals, the people who wish to turn back to the foundations of their faith.
During her time in the US Senate she became known for her hard-nosed interrogations of Wall Street executives and as an outspoken critic of income inequality.
Daily we were told we'd be released soon; having our hopes dashed was harder than the interrogation.
Searches have included checks on a body with bullet wounds and on a computer hard drive, and interrogations of many suspects, but all proved to be dead ends, the officials said.
To say "torture" instead of "enhanced interrogation" is hard, because it means that someone we placed in power was a torturer.
The book is designed to make people think about hard choices -- like interrogation, assassination and pre-emptive war -- and to show how democratic societies can make these choices without sacrificing key liberties and key constitutional restraints.
By the end of September, Colonel Pappas had asserted control of Tier 1 of the prison's "hard site," used for interrogation of Iraqi prisoners, which he maintained until February, when he and his brigade were transferred to Germany at the end of their yearlong tour.
The terms in which we debate civil liberties -- "unauthorized surveillance," "harsh interrogation," "indefinite detention" -- are often abstract and hard to grasp.
Daniel J. H. Greenwood Brooklyn, April 23 , 2009 To the Editor: "Interrogations' Effectiveness May Prove Elusive" (news analysis, April 23) claims that the value of harsh interrogation methods used by the Bush administration will be hard to determine.
