Sentence examples for interrogations many from inspiring English sources

In the early episodes of "Major Crimes," it's hard to see what her special talent will be; it's certainly not interrogations, many of which are now conducted by other characters.

Abusive interrogations, many of them amounting to torture, were first developed for Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, after Mr. Bush declared that international and American law did not protect members of Taliban or Al Qaeda, or any other foreigner he chose to designate as an "unlawful enemy combatant".

I was taken for interrogation many times.

"During their interrogation, many of them were badly beaten in front of us," said Aris Papadokostopoulos.

Searches have included checks on a body with bullet wounds and on a computer hard drive, and interrogations of many suspects, but all proved to be dead ends, the officials said.

The following ultimatum was issued to residents in a village in Shahumyan: However, this served only as a pretext as civilians were subjected to grueling interrogations and many were taken out of their homes and beaten.

Handcuffed to a chair, he was subjected to about 50 interrogation sessions, many of which started with the question: "What is your occupation?" When Mr Ai replied that he was an artist, his inquisitor would pound the table and say, "Anyone can call himself an artist.

Gonzales said he could not remember who had requested the legal guidance on permissible interrogation tactics -- many officials have said it was the CIA -- but he acknowledged under questioning that high-pressure interrogation techniques were discussed in White House meetings at which he was present.

When I said I was getting married for a second time, the interrogation lasted many months.

Luiselli is an erudite writer, and the novel is an interrogation of many literary texts and techniques.

They only turned on the cameras after he had been in custody under interrogation for many hours and was ready to say, "I did it".