Sentence examples for interrogation for which from inspiring English sources

The maladies, said Mr. Iqbal, 31, a professional reader of the Koran, are the result of a gantlet of torture, imprisonment and interrogation for which his Washington lawyer plans to sue the United States government.

Perhaps Mr. Hickman was not free to just walk away, Judge Stephen Skillman wrote for a three-judge panel of the Appellate Division of State Superior Court, but a traffic stop is not the same as a police interrogation, for which the Miranda rules were intended.

Hardly a scene of harsh interrogation and detention for which Moroccan prisons are known, Mr. Rafiki's plush prison life is evidence of an awkward balancing act between the crackdown on militants in many countries and the power those militants can hold over the authorities.

Military psychologists sent to Guantanamo who thought they would be providing support to soldiers dealing with the effects of PTSD instead found themselves ordered into interrogation consultation positions for which they weren't prepared — and, Banks says, that they weren't eager to take on.

The Sequel System's increased throughput should also facilitate applications of SMRT technology in metagenomics and targeted gene applications for which interrogation of larger numbers of individual DNA molecules is important.

Comprehensive experimental interrogation requires rigorous functional analyses for which the use of transgenic animals has historically been considered the gold standard assay.

The president's executive order still permits "rendition" -- the transfer of a terror suspect to another country for interrogation, which in the Bush years meant to the prisons of regimes notorious for torture.

Mr. Soufan writes that the most consequential mistake of all was the C.I.A.'s embrace of brutal tactics for interrogation, which Mr. Soufan says were directed from the Bush White House and opposed by some C.I.A. officers.

As soon as the guards determined the inmate had fallen into a deep sleep, he was awakened again for interrogation after which he would be returned to yet a different cell.

Sokolov is taken to the pub for interrogation, under which he divulges the identity of the Lord Regent's financier, Lady Boyle.

This is also the primary motivation for broad interrogation of exomes or genomes of patients for which diagnosis remains unclear.