Sentence examples for interrogation about the from inspiring English sources

"They're a PR exercise," I told old Halitosis Breath wearily during my interrogation about the Whitehall parties.

But he was too agitated by the interrogation about the death of that dreadful American television host.

In 1642 Beaufort fled to England to avoid interrogation about the conspiracy of Cinq-Mars, but upon Richelieu's death later that year he promptly returned to France.

November 14 , 2005 "A Deadly Interrogation," about the death of Manadel al-Jamadi during an interrogation by a C.I.A. officer at Abu Ghraib.

Under the proposed law, a journalist who receives classified information revealing corruption or wrongdoing involving government contracts is required to hand it over to the police and most likely face interrogation about the source.

"It's likely he had an explosion of character," says a weary Alexander Pushkin Ralph Fienness, who also directed), during an interrogation about the defection to the west of his former student, Rudolf Nureyev (played by Ukrainian-born dancer Oleg Ivenko).

After the Iraqi insurgency began to dominate the news and the U.S. government figured out that Amin had essentially been telling the truth about WMD all along, the mechanical engineer was largely forgotten, except for sporadic interrogations about the Saddam regime.

Analyzing MOR/DOR co-localization throughout the entire brain brought interrogations about the possible implications of neuronal co-expression.

In fact we face a health system in which it becomes essential to replace all interrogations about the place and role of the professionals [ 11].

On February 9th Ms Jackson submitted to her first interrogation, about one of the Republican Party's pet peeves: the EPA's plan to restrict emissions of greenhouse gases from cars and factories by decree.That plan has been a long time in the making.

The ACLU says there has been a spike in hours-long detentions, interrogation about religion and the like.