Sentence examples for interrogated to make from inspiring English sources

Instead, for three years, he was incarcerated and interrogated to make him confess that, first, he was not Nosenko and, second, that he had been sent on purpose.

"It's an ongoing investigation in Sweden and the prosecutor needs to interrogate him to make a decision on the matter," said Karin Rosander, a spokeswoman for the Swedish prosecution agency.

You don't have to interrogate her to make her feel like you really care about her.

Did Raymond Haynes at any time during that conversation (when he was interrogated) ask permission to make a telephone call to his wife? A.

When he broke from his Chinese captors eight months after his disappearance, Mr. Lam described how he had been abducted by mainland officials, held in solitary confinement, frequently interrogated and ultimately forced to make a scripted "confession" that he had produced books banned on the mainland.

They interrogated the fitted model to make predictions about issues such as antagonism and tunability and they confirmed these with new experiments [ 29].

I think there's no better way to interrogate the species than to make three yourself".

The interrogation-based relay routing mechanism allows satellites to buffer data and to interrogate each other so as to make intelligent routing decisions.

Every leader needs to interrogate his or her values to make this choice.

In many respects the select committees have shown themselves more effective in the past few years, in interrogating officials and bureaucrats to make them more accountable.

The inquiry, the first of its kind since a 1995 examination of links between France and Afghanistan, gives Judge Bruguière and his colleagues the right to make arrests, interrogate suspects, tap phones and even indict people without evidence.