Sentence examples for interrogation of persons from inspiring English sources

APA's Board of Directors quickly released a response, promising among other things to recommend a new policy prohibiting psychologists from participating in interrogation of persons held in custody by military and intelligence authorities.

For example, in one study I co-authored, a broadly representative sample of 246 American adults consistently recommended significantly more aggressive interrogation of a person they regarded as morally corrupt as compared to someone they saw as morally neutral.

According to tradition, it was composed by the 12 Apostles, but it actually developed from early interrogations of catechumens (persons receiving instructions in order to be baptized) by the bishop.

The detainees were taken to Ławica airport, where they were subjected to brutal interrogation; 746 persons were detained until August 8.

Panama was an interrogation of myself.

Here's a selection; my brief interrogation of Mr. Parr follows.

But instead of focussing on the inadequate interrogation of Mark Zuckerberg, Americans should consider creative possibilities to enrich democratic discourse.  .

His interrogation of Larry's endless bullshit is miraculous in its relentless massaging of a revolutionary comic platform.

We exploit the features of this technology, which allows the interrogation of an XML document.

Interrogation of the ICD 1 month after discharge revealed no further episodes of TdP.

Afterward, the verification and validation (V&V) process can be invoked via the interrogation of Prolog.