Sentence examples for interrogation drone from inspiring English sources

On three fronts — interrogation, drone strikes and now electronic surveillance — critics inside and outside Congress have challenged the intelligence establishment, accusing officials of overreaching, misleading the public and covering up abuse and mistakes.

Discrepancies between U.S. values and the occasional deviation of those values in practice (i.e. prisoner interrogation, drone attacks that kill civilians) also undermine U.S. leverage.

"Enhanced interrogations", drones, drones and more drones, plus hints of Reagan with a president who may have Alzheimer's – there are enough of those truth-y details to give you a shock of realism.

Ethiopia has held terrorism suspects from Somalia and Kenya for interrogation and hosts a U.S. drone base for operations in Somalia.

Administration officials replied that the so-called enhanced interrogations had been stopped, while drone strikes continue.

That someone like Baraa Shiban is detained under a "terrorism" law by UK officials and threatened with prolonged detention if he refuses interrogation about his political views and drone activist reflects the same pathology.

Republicans are once again attempting to embarrass the president, this time by reporting that he fought President Bush on "enhanced interrogation" and now he's advocating "murder by drone".

"Zero Dark Thirty," for instance, has become the target, perhaps the scapegoat, in an important debate about the morality of American antiterrorism policies, including "enhanced interrogation" during the Bush administration and targeted killings and drone strikes under President Obama.

It's the office that signed off on President Barack Obama's use of drones against U.S. citizens, and the "enhanced interrogation techniques" during the George W. Bush era.

On Inauguration Day, Obama officially nominated John Brennan, a strong advocate for the "enhanced interrogation techniques" that many call torture, and architect of the drone program, to head the CIA.

The president's drone program has killed many more innocent people than CIA interrogation has, but let's not let that get in the way of Bush administration bashing.