Sentence examples for interrogations themselves from inspiring English sources

As for the interrogations themselves, Fairstein has no regrets.

The interrogations themselves generally unfold in one of two ways.

It's not clear whether she took part in the interrogations themselves.

Last August, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. directed Mr. Durham to expand his inquiry to consider whether the interrogations themselves broke any law.

"From the files it's very clear [CIA agents] were present in some of the interrogations themselves".

The CIA also sent the questions they wanted Libyan intelligence to ask and, from the files, it's very clear they were present in some of the interrogations themselves," said Peter Bouckaert of HRW.

The tapes might visually identify as many as five or six people present for each interrogation — interrogators themselves, whom the agency now prefers to call "debriefers"; doctors or doctor's assistants who monitored the prisoner's medical state; and security officers, the official said.

According to the Senate report summary, the pair "reverse engineered" the most effective SERE methods to develop the CIA's interrogation tactics, including the now infamous waterboarding method, despite having no experience in interrogation themselves.

The inspector general's report is expected to focus on the questions of what the F.B.I. agents observed, how their complaints were handled internally and whether agents were involved in any improper interrogation tactics themselves.

When Vice President Dick Cheney and other senior officials split hairs over torture, that shapes our ability to conduct the war on terror more powerfully than do the interrogation techniques themselves.

The interrogation sessions themselves, the officials consistently said, did not employ any harsh treatment but were devised only to build a trusting relationship between the interrogator and the detainee.