Sentence examples for into interrogation from inspiring English sources

However, the confessions of 79 former interrogators, document workers and guards who themselves became victims provided insight into interrogation techniques, the use of torture and the prison workers' mostly rural backgrounds.

The question of whether interrogators stepped outside legal boundaries lies at the heart of the investigation into interrogation practices, one of the Bush administration's most fraught legacies.

He disappears into interrogation rooms, and no one knows where he is.

This followed the declassification of a 2004 report into interrogation abuses, which it listed as including blowing cigarette smoke into detainees' faces until they vomited.

Three investigators have been arrested and civic groups have called for a full inquiry into interrogation techniques used by prosecutors and the police.

Senator Patrick J. Leahy, the Vermont Democrat who is chairman of the Judiciary Committee, has long called for a "truth commission" to look into interrogation and other matters, offering immunity from prosecution in return for candid testimony.

Her name is on the studio's legal papers, so she was swept up into interrogations for the tax case, though she was never detained.

It has already changed police work in other countries, and some new techniques are making their way into interrogations in the United States.

A trans woman in Malaysia told us that because she must present a male ID card at job interviews, the interviews inevitably dissolve into interrogations about her breasts.

When you turn "torture" into "enhanced interrogation," or murdered children into "collateral damage," you break the power of language to convey meaning, to make us see, feel, and care.

At the base, he said, they threw him, still bound, off the Humvee, then led him into the jail and eventually into an interrogation room.