Sentence examples for interrogation exploitation from inspiring English sources
The cable also indicated who should participate in future interrogations: Psychologists, like Swigert and Dunbar, "familiar with interrogation, exploitation and resistance to interrogation should shape compliance of high value captives prior to debriefing by substantive experts".
Commander" that "sets the conditions for the successful interrogation and exploitation of internees/detainees".
Gen. Antonio M. Taguba, in his report on Iraqi prison abuses, said General Miller's recommendation of a guard force that "sets the conditions for the successful interrogation and exploitation of internees/detainees" violated Army doctrine; the report hinted that it might also have contributed to the abuses.
Our contribution is to propose a methodology to facilitate the exploitation (interrogation and sharing) of data in an organization using Bio-Imaging ontology.
He recommended going ahead with "the full range of enhanced exploitation and interrogation measures" to establish a "desired level of helplessness," the report says.
The report makes a number of concrete recommendations, calling for US president Barack Obama to apply more strict prohibitions on the use of "sleep deprivation, isolation, exploitation of fear, and other interrogation methods that violate international standards".
The core of Miller's recommendations, as summarized in the Taguba report, was that the military police at Abu Ghraib should become part of the interrogation process: they should work closely with interrogators and intelligence officers in "setting the conditions for successful exploitation of the internees".
Last year Amnesty International released a report detailing a pattern of widespread torture, sexual abuse and exploitation by police, and ill treatment of suspects during arrests, interrogation and detention in Indonesia.
They note their serial interrogations, enumerating — even after six or more years of relentless questioning — remaining "areas of potential exploitation".
