Sentence examples similar to instigated questioning from inspiring English sources
Moreover, police are not permitted to instigate pre-trial questioning once the accused has a lawyer.
Questions still surround who instigated the talks.
"It is not possible to sit down together for dialogue when our party is the object of such severe questioning, that is at least tolerated, if not instigated, by the government," said the current party president, Dulce María Sauri.
Dr Liggins (known as "Mont" after his childhood craze for Monty the Mouse) was determined to understand why such births occurred, and to prevent them.Squeezing his research into evenings after long days delivering babies, he began by questioning the theory, held since Aristotle, that the mother's body instigated labour.
But many on the island are questioning whether the reforms officially called "updating"—have indeed paused.The changes Raúl has instigated since taking over from his ailing brother, Fidel Castro, in 2006 are significant.
In the eyes of conservative Athenians Socrates' questioning undermined the traditional values of their society, while he regarded it as his mission to instigate a re-valuation of those values.
"Instead, it instigated the situation".
But questioning his desire?
(Miss Larson looks questioning).
Their publication instigated their divorce.
