Sentence examples for introduced interrogation from inspiring English sources

It said these top officials, charged with defending the Constitution and America's standing in the world, methodically introduced interrogation practices based on illegal tortures devised by Chinese agents during the Korean War.

Duch was quoted as saying he introduced three methods of interrogation: "cold," "hot" and "chewing".

The "enhanced interrogation techniques" introduced by the administration included prolonged solitary confinement, forced nudity, sexual and religious humiliation, sleep deprivation, the use of extreme heat and cold, and the use of painful stress positions.

This method, coupled with the phylomatrix visualization we introduce, enables the interrogation of the evolution of gene blocks in a bacterial clade.

Many of these allegations aren't new: Back in December, the Senate Intelligence Committee released its 525-page executive summary of the interrogation program that introduced the public to disturbing concepts like "rectal feeding".

And that hearsay testimony can be introduced as a summary of an interrogation rather than a transcript — another way to cover up possible coercion.

At the end of April 2002, despite mounting protests from Soufan, CIA headquarters introduced the most coercive of new interrogation strategies that had the full backing of Jose Rodriguez and were supervised on the ground by COB Haspel and a senior CTC official.

Virtually everything we know about human psychology and the nature of bureaucracies provided ample warning that once violence was introduced into the process -- the interrogations would devolve to torture.

Illumina has introduced the bead array platforms, which have allowed interrogation of the state of methylation of thousands of CGs concurrently [ 107].

Note also that the FBI removed itself entirely from the interrogations after the "enhanced techniques" were introduced.

The New York State legislature has consistently failed to pass legislation mandating videotaping of interrogations, even though bills have been introduced for over a decade.