Sentence examples for of interrogatories from inspiring English sources

To do this, you will need to send him or her a set of Interrogatories.

"The collection and production of the materials demanded was tantamount," he said, "to answering a series of interrogatories asking a witness to disclose the existence and location of particular documents fitting certain broad descriptions".

The Southern Claims Commission, which operated from 1871 to 1880 to compensate loyal Southerners for property taken or damaged by Union forces during the war, determined claimants' eligibility for compensation on the basis of answers to a series of interrogatories that asked claimants to account for themselves during the "rebellion".

The easiest way to do this is ask the debtor, however, if he or she is unwilling to tell you, you may need to send a set of interrogatories, which are questions that must be answered in writing and under oath.

"A Better Man" nominally belongs to a certain set of interrogatory documentaries in which an aggressor and a victim convene to reach some sort of breakthrough: the itinerant child who makes peace with the oppressive parent; the career racist who, upon looking into the saucer eyes of the benevolent black man, renounces the activities of his clan.

We'll find out what Gianfranco Zola made of David Sullivan's decidedly frank open letter to West Ham's season-ticket holders at 1.30pm, while Everton and Manchester City managers David Moyes and Roberto Mancini will hopefully give their sides of the story regarding Wednesday night's touchline set-to when they get subjected to a barrage of interrogatory projectiles hurled by the Fourth Estate.

In the case of interrogatory torture of an enemy spy, for example, in order to obtain the desired information the torturer must first break the will of the victim.

The atmosphere at Bark is industrial-chic: walls and tables of reclaimed pine, stools of unpolished steel, and hanging lights of an interrogatory mode.

Bending at one knee as he approached his host, Mr. Coleman was soon weaving through the tune, in his own enigmatic dialect, a waft of bright, interrogatory phrases.

I am distressed because my first novel, "Proud Emetic," has been coolly received by the critics... Maugham then offers the greatest advice anyone could give to a young author: "A the end of an interrogatory sentence, place a question mark..."....

Balancing Mr. Rabbani's interest in obtaining potentially exculpatory information against the national security interests involved, the court allowed him to "submit a list of narrowly tailored interrogatories".