Sentence examples for in the interrogation process from inspiring English sources

Though no one says it in so many words, the movie produces an uncanny impression of a disastrous logic at work in the interrogation process: the Army and C.I.A. interrogators, under great pressure to produce information, assume that the prisoners under their control must be guilty of something.

Though no one says it in so many words, "Taxi" produces an uncanny impression of the fundamental logic at work in the interrogation process: the Army and C.I.A. interrogators who take control of prisoners in Afghanistan or at Guantánamo assume that they must be guilty of something.

The military officials were most alarmed about the growing use of civilian contractors in the interrogation process, Horton recalled.

"In the interrogation process," Mr. Horton said, "the fact that lawyers were cut out just opened the door for abuse".

"When I asked him about his assignment, he says, 'I'm a liaison officer for intelligence from Army headquarters in Iraq.' " But in the course of three or four interviews with Jordan, Taguba said, he began to suspect that the lieutenant colonel had been more intimately involved in the interrogation process — some of it brutal — for "high value" detainees.

The Ethiopian-born 30-year-old has in the past accused the UK of having knowledge of what he claims was widespread torture during his time in detention and of being involved in the interrogation process by providing and receiving intelligence.

In his report, Taguba strongly suggested that there was a link between the interrogation process in Afghanistan and the abuses at Abu Ghraib.

I don't think there is a question in the minds of anyone present during the interrogation process that these five men were participants, not only in the other attacks that night but in the attack on the jogger.

Eventually the soldier is seen stripped to his underwear in a frenzy of abasement, as he seeks to purge his guilt and pain by ritually re-enacting the interrogation process, with the shrink in the role of interrogator and himself as the powerless victim.

In a memo to Abu Zubaydah's interrogators, a C.I.A. official wrote that "the interrogation process takes precedence over preventative medical procedures".

Quantifying the proteomic changes specimens through immunoperoxidase stainings and in situ hybridizations will not only complete the interrogation process, but also give insights into region-specific changes that may have been missed in interrogation of gross hippocampal, possibly negating the requirement for microdissection of hippocampal subregions.