Sentence examples for interrogation some from inspiring English sources

After their interrogation, some detainees were forced to video-record confessions and sign statements denying that they had been coerced.

At the end of the videotaped 10-hour interrogation, some of which is shown in the film, Mr. Thomas signed a confession.

Under interrogation, some have described their leader's life as one of unceasing movement, with never more than a night of sleep in any one camp, the police say.

When some Sharia4Belgium members returned home, there was sufficient evidence to arrest them, and, after the first or second uncoöperative interrogation, some began to give exhaustive descriptions of what they had seen.

The Olson family lawsuit alleges that during that trip, Mr. Olson witnessed extreme interrogations, some resulting in deaths, in which the C.I.A. experimented with biological agents that he had helped develop.

"To Have and Have Not," set in French Martinique during the Vichy period, contains many interrogations, some more provocative; they are largely what the film is about, along with a suggestion that how one questions and answers is not a bad test of who one is.

Meg Satterthwaite, a director of the International Human Rights Clinic at New York University who is representing Mr. Bashmilah in a lawsuit, said Mr. Bashmilah described cameras both in his cells and in interrogation rooms, some on tripods and some on the wall.

He was subjected to extremely harsh interrogation, which some would define as torture.

Interrogation of some of them provided the US authorities with a detailed picture of jihadist networks, in north London in particular.

If they shunned interrogation methods some thought might work, and an undetected bomb or bioweapon cost thousands of lives, where would the moral compass point today?

It would be better in any case to ask oneself the question, and to include the interrogation, in some way, in what is being filmed; but doubt is surely that which Pontecorvo and his ilk lack most.