Sentence examples for of our interrogations from inspiring English sources

Hassan added, "If the Americans weren't here, we could get more out of our interrogations".

Though the president deserves praise for improving matters, the changes were not as drastic as most Americans think, and elements of our interrogation policy continue to be both inhumane and counterproductive.

Likewise, the Bush administration's decision to waterboard Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in the wake of 9/11 was far more defensible than the attempt, by many administration apologists, to insist that waterboarding raised no moral or legal difficulties at all, and should be a routine part of our interrogation repertoire going forward.

But they're part of an argument about the means and ends of our interrogation policy that should have happened during the general election and didn't – because McCain wasn't a supporter of the Bush-era andrObama andidbama didn't see a percentage in harping on the topic.

Mutations on amino acid residues S91 and D95 for gyrA, and E91 for parC were the particular subjects of our interrogation.

TAAR1 and TAAR5 also seem to be the most conserved broadly across all the species studied, but while TAAR5 is intact for all mammalian species in which it has been identified, our interrogations of the published dog genomes found TAAR1 to be a pseudogene.

On February 14 , 2010 in an appearance on ABC's This Week, Cheney reiterated his support of waterboarding and enhanced interrogation techniques for captured terrorist suspects, saying, "I was and remain a strong proponent of our enhanced interrogation program".

No leader will admit to having had people tortured, but Dick Cheney did say: "I was and remain a strong proponent of our enhanced interrogation programme"—which means the same thing.

Russia and France, having pushed the Bush administration back into agreeing to a long period of "phony war," knew that their refusal to accept our interrogation-of-scientists clause would be a deal-breaker.

One limitation of our analysis is that our interrogation of these loci is not comprehensive since we are limited to the CpGs tested by the Illumina beadset; however, so far, we do not see evidence that the effect of disease-associated genetic variation is mediated by alterations in chromatin conformation, as marked by changes in DNA methylation.

— Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House "(President Obama) has essentially handed over our interrogation of terrorists to the A.C.L.U".