Sentence examples for interrogation aspects from inspiring English sources

The game's investigation and interrogation aspects were further showcased in a gameplay trailer released on 9 March 2011, titled "Investigation and Interrogation".

(a Civil War interrogation scene).

Single SNP AEI resolution allows interrogation of subtle aspects of gene regulation, if the SNP resides in a differentially processed area of the transcript, such as between two different polyadenylation signals or in an alternative exon or untranslated region [ 14].

Both plays are interrogations of entrenched aspects of society; our obsession with property which scuppered revolutionary possibilities in the former, and in Cloud Nine a farcical critique of the lingering impact of our inherited Victorian values on sex, race, sexuality and gender.

"After more than three and half years of intense investigation, 42 hours of interrogation into every aspect of my personal and professional life, and eight investigators harassing dozens of my friends and colleagues, the inspector general could not find a flyspeck of evidence of any illegality on my part," Mr. Bratt said.

The Yemenis, denying the F.B.I. direct access to interrogations and other key aspects of their inquiry, say that their investigation is nearly complete, that it shows that two bearded men who attacked the Cole in a fiberglass skiff were Saudi Arabian-born Yemenis, like Mr. bin Laden, and that the most useful leads in the case now lie outside Yemen.

When I was being released I made a formal complaint about aspects of my interrogation.

In his article, he says: "When I was being released I made a formal complaint about aspects of my interrogation.

The Face-to-Face Interrogation on Your Vacation Some aspects of life would, in superficial ways, seem easier, depending on who you are and what sort of specialized ID you carry.

By his own account, James coordinated the "transfer" and then oversaw all aspects of their interrogation, detention and even treatment, although he warns: "There was no mistaking our intentions...:" meaning the health care treatment was meant as preparation for interrogation.

WASHINGTON — Even as it pulls back from harsh interrogations and other sharply debated aspects of George W. Bush's "war on terrorism," the Obama administration is quietly signaling continued support for other major elements of its predecessor's approach to fighting Al Qaeda.