Sentence examples for month of interrogation from inspiring English sources
But after more than a month of interrogation, she offered the confession, the prime minister's office said.
Upon first arriving in South Korea, North Korean refugees are taken to an intelligence facility for a month of "interrogation," during which the government questions them, in part to determine if they're spies.
In April 1971 Mr. Padilla was released after a month of brutal interrogation during which he was forced to make a humiliating 4,000-word 4,000-wordfession.
"By early January, the number of interrogation teams at the center had gone from about 16 to 30, all to help run down leads about the opposition," said a senior Army officer who served in Iraq.
She was barred from leaving the country in December, and underwent months of interrogation before being jailed in May.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the four men were executed late last month after two days' of interrogation in the northern city of Aleppo.
Few will feel much pity for the men, if the police have indeed seized the gang who attempted mass murder on 21 July, but the process of interrogation will be as painstakingly slow as the forensic work being carried out on the properties raided across the country over the past 10 days.
After his waterboarding, Mr. Levin went on to sign a new legal opinion on the limits of interrogation, released on Dec. 30, 2004, that made news with its ringing opening sentence: "Torture is abhorrent both to American law and values and to international norms".
James Brooke (NYT) CHILE: PINOCHET INQUIRY POSTPONED -- Juan Guzman, the Chilean judge reviewing lawsuits charging rights abuses by Gen. Augusto Pinochet, postponed a scheduled Oct. 9 interrogation of the general for a month and ordered him to undergo medical tests.
I was reminded of that when I read Ms. May's piercing interrogation of Alan Arkin on why there are no bagels on the set of her play "Taller Than a Dwarf" ["Creation, Without Bagels," April 2].
