Sentence examples for interrogate students from inspiring English sources

It advertised a training session, offered under the auspices of the Illinois Principals Association (I.P.A ., in how to interrogate students.

In the last 25 years, sworn police officers have become a fixture of the US's public education system, the vast majority armed with the power to arrest and interrogate students, often, advocates say, without the constitutional protections that children might be afforded on the street.

In designing the questionnaire, we chose not to interrogate students regarding the dose of diagnostic imaging studies in millisieverts.

One vice-principal told Nirider that the first thing he does when he interrogates students is take away their cell phones, "so they can't call their mothers".

"The security services have clamped down on free thought in universities, interrogating students who appear to question the conduct of their government, or simply inquire into the human rights situation in the country," says Steve Swerdlow.

Data collection methods included a questionnaire interrogating students' academic literacy experiences, and focus group discussions.

There is also a chapter called "The War," and a passionate account of F.B.I. agents interrogating student draft resisters.

I don't know why people insist on interrogating law students with these questions.

Again and again she awakes with Miss Maharaj murmuring: "once the men have spent their dowries, then the firebird comes....Do you know how many brides he has had?" The American confronts the prince: "Is it true you burn your brides?" In a fury, he brings her to his sister's dance class, and interrogates the students.

They said they interrogated the students before killing them, asking if they belonged to any "group," in a sign that the men may have thought they were dealing with rival narcos.

Stewart DeBruicker, his marketing professor, had interrogated a student who gave answers so polished that the rest of the class sat stunned.