Sentence examples for interrogators were able to from inspiring English sources
During Abu Zubaydah's first months of captivity, FBI and CIA interrogators were able to extract important information from him through traditional interrogation methods.
Then, four years ago, American interrogators were able to learn the real name of the courier.
Indeed, it was one of the criticisms of the TV debates last time that the leaders were able to avoid the kind of detailed scrutiny long-form interviews with skilful interrogators would bring.
They were able to capitalize.
The interrogators should be able to find the new tags from as far away as several hundred feet.
"He must know a great deal about the connection of the extreme right wing to intelligence services, police and other elements of what we call 'deep state.' I hope the authorities and interrogators will be able to get him to say what is in his mind".
The article proceeded with recollections of the waterboarding of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who apparently "won the admiration of interrogators when he was able to last between two and two-and-a-half minutes before begging to confess" (the interrogators tried it on themselves, but "only lasted an average of 14 seconds before caving in").
Turing's concept was that a machine would need to fool a minimum of 30% of its "average human" interrogators into not being able to correctly state which half of the screen was which in order to pass.
It also says there is no way to determine whether interrogators would have been able to obtain intelligence if the detainee were not tortured.
No American interrogator will any longer be able to claim that he had a wink and a nod from higher-ups to use torture.
