Sentence examples for more aggressive techniques from inspiring English sources

The report, the result of an 18-month inquiry, reveals the administration rejected advice from various branches of the armed services against using more aggressive techniques.

Defense officials said those more aggressive techniques had been used with only two prisoners at Guantánamo and did not constitute torture.

The report, the result of an 18-month inquiry, revealed that the administration rejected advice from various branches of the armed services against using more aggressive techniques.

Early in 2002, Sir Richard knew the US was moving towards more aggressive techniques of interrogation and rendition, although not the details (and if he knew, then those he reported to – the foreign secretary and above – must have known).

Law enforcement officials at the highest levels of the Justice Department have in recent weeks publicly stated that they would continue to use more aggressive techniques when investigating business fraud.

These officials said Abu Zubaydah, who had been taken to a secret location in Thailand, cooperated with interviewers from the F.B.I., who used a nonconfrontational approach, until C.I.A. interrogators took over the questioning in April or May of 2002 and used more aggressive techniques.

Numerous modifications have been described and future trials may also wish to examine more aggressive taping techniques, such as the technique described by Lange, Chipchase & Evans[ 27].

Mr. Rumsfeld's April 16, 2003, memo authorizing the limited use of more aggressive interrogation techniques at Guantánamo Bay was stamped "Declassify On: 2 April 2013".

The report reveals pressure for the adoption of more aggressive interrogation techniques came from the uppermost reaches of the Bush administration.

Thanks to advances in information technology, the application of more aggressive management techniques, competition from China, an expansion in the informal economy, or (enter here your own pet theory) the U.S. economy simply doesn't need as many permanent workers as it used to need.

At the same time, Arthur Sackler was president of a pharmaceutical advertising firm, and he is widely given credit (some would say blame) for creating many of the drug industry's more aggressive marketing techniques — for example, holding conferences for doctors in which attendees learn about the efficacy of the sponsoring company's drugs.