Sentence examples for person interrogated from inspiring English sources

Someone close to the Italian investigation told Reuters this week that a person interrogated on Dec. 22 had called Bonlat "an empty box" created in 1998 to allow "worthless credits" to be put on Parmalat's accounts.

General Miller, the former commandant of the American detention center in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, attributed the greater success at intelligence gathering to a system that encourages the establishment of a "rapport" between interrogator and detainee and bestows "respect and dignity" on the person being interrogated.

In the show's premiere Mr. Roth's character lies to a person being interrogated.

The CIA said this tactic had a "significant effect" on the person being interrogated.

The information-gathering purpose of interrogation is entirely different from that of punishment, but support for severe interrogation may be similarly fueled by retributive impulses based on moral judgments about the person being interrogated.

It will make the other person feel interrogated.

Sixty persons were interrogated, but the investigation was doomed from the start.

(Petraeus might also be a better person to interrogate about Benghazi than Susan Rice).

I didn't have to look far to find a person to interrogate about this phenomenon, though, since I recognized the very same obsession in myself.

"The person can be interrogated about the process, about the meaning of the document," Professor Thompson said.

It may also be regained if the person is persistently interrogated in the waking state, again suggesting that the amnesia is apparent rather than real.