Sentence examples for much interrogation from inspiring English sources
It didn't take much interrogation to reveal that the EU's offer had not in fact improved at all.
But this response does not bear much interrogation; what I find unwatchable the man beside me may find hilarious.
Trollope's leaders don't embrace change quickly but have to be dragged into embracing it after much interrogation, and the change they prefer is incremental.
Much interrogation work was done by private firms, such as the Californian TitanCorp, which claimed commercial confidentiality if asked about safeguards.This web of secrecy has nurtured a climate in which abuses can flourish.
In the landscape of Syria's convoluted civil war, this makes Deir ez-Zor a sort of no-man's-land where hard workers are accepted without much interrogation.
Beginning in late 2002, a top general and a Pentagon working group sought permission to use much harsher interrogation techniques against Qaeda and Taliban prisoners than Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld ultimately approved, according to newly released documents.
I am only too aware that most of the Istanbul friends from whom I have sought advice have at some point undergone much harsher interrogation and lost many years to court cases and prison sentences just because of a book, just because of something they had written.
This increase in signal allowed for much lower interrogation currents on the sample, resulting in improved sample-sectioning properties.
The strange part is that neither Mitchell nor Jessen knew much about interrogations — neither had ever conducted one or had any scholarship in the area — or about Al Qaeda.
The Italians were allowed to question witnesses – but only for a few minutes, after the Egyptian police had finished their own much longer interrogations, and with the Egyptian police still in the room.
Much of his interrogation, he added, concerned the two Americans, Joshua F. Fattal and Shane M. Bauer, who were sharply critical of the Iranian government after their release.
