Sentence examples for interrogation committee from inspiring English sources
"Every single detention centre would have its own interrogation committee," claimed Samari, talking for the first time in detail about the US role in the interrogation units.
The interrogation committee is thought to be nearing completion of its work since Mr. Obama has largely abandoned the use of harsh techniques allowed by the administration of President George W. Bush.
On the wall behind them, but bang up to the picture plane, is Ilya's copy of a sinister painting, titled "Tested!," by an obscure artist, from the Stalinist purge years, in which a woman is cleared of taint by an interrogation committee, while a bust of Lenin looks on.
If he were prime minister, Mr Clarke says, he would submit himself to regular interrogation by a committee of senior backbenchers, give select committees sharper teeth, allow debates to become more topical, press for a partly elected upper chamber, and so forth.These are worthy ideas.
The televised press conferences he introduced in June have been a success, and he performed impressively during his marathon (if over-respectful) interrogation by select committee chairmen.
Carrie isn't very well under interrogation by the committee, childishly blurting out that she doesn't think Brody did it, against the advice of her lawyer and Saul, as well as committing perjury, though this, by contrast, was sticking to their plan.
Feinstein also rattled her own saber, noting that the CIA official who referred the matter to the Justice Department was himself at the center of the very CIA interrogation techniques her committee is currently investigating.
The most vivid and lively moments in the show are the committee interrogations, which show Brecht at his most mischievous and opaque.
Grayson's committee interrogations of Fed officials, from Chairman Ben Bernanke on down, have garnered millions of views online.
The Vatican has been given another hostile interrogation by a United Nations committee over its record on clerical sex abuse.
A recent example was the interrogation by the Treasury committee of the Reverend Paul Flowers, former chairman of the crisis-ridden Co-operative Bank.
