Sentence examples for made an interrogation from inspiring English sources

Julian Glover From the knife crime epidemic, via threats to flexible working and post offices, to the financial crisis, the events of 2008 have made an interrogation of how we live, love and work together as a community inevitable.

The appeal revolved around the admissibility of a confession Thomas made during an interrogation in Pakistan in 2003.

Speaking on US TV show The Young Turks, Moran added: "What I find ironic is the government claiming that this is classified information and would put Americans at risk at the very same time that two Hollywood film-makers were given unprecedented access to the CIA – basically made an infomercial about CIA interrogation".

Their passionate appeal to end harsh interrogations "made an extraordinary impression on me," he said.

He made an important point: Whether "enhanced interrogation" ever works is not the most important question.

During his interrogation, Hamdan made a serious offer of assistance, and the government didn't do anything about it.

Prosecutors say that during that interrogation he made a confession implicating himself in the attack and leading investigators to such evidence as the keys that fit the padlock on the rear of the truck that carried the bomb.

After several hours of interrogation, Mr. Godschalk made a confession that he later recanted.

The war on terror: In publicly disavowing the use of torture, including waterboarding and other "enhanced" interrogation techniques, Obama made a big break with the Bush Administration.

In briefings with the Pacific Command, the officers made a pitch: any admissions made during interrogations, they said, would be "a collateral advantage" — information that could be shared.

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