That was the end of his questioning at the time, but I knew he would have more for whomever would be talking to his classroom.
"We don't really know". That was the end of his questioning at the time, but I knew he would have more for whomever would be talking to his classroom.
The resident of the building, a woman, at been summoned to a local police station for questioning at the time.
The suspect had been spotted possibly selling drugs and was detained for questioning at the time he sped off in his SUV, dragging the veteran narcotics officer, said Jane Robison, a district attorney spokeswoman.
None of these cases had a family history of breast cancer or malignancy in first-degree relatives as determined by questioning at the time of admission for surgery.
More significantly, the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) discovered evidence that the army's practice of detaining and questioning suspects at that time was completely unlawful, potentially opening an avenue of appeal for other people convicted of terrorism offences during the early years of the conflict in Northern Ireland.
The term, which means "double designation," refers to the government notice that informs Party members to appear for questioning at a "designated time and a designated place".
The cooperation appeared to be far greater with the American intelligence agency, which sent terrorism suspects to Libya for questioning at least eight times, despite the country's reputation for torture.
So it's important to recognize if your organization isn't built for questioning at times when the pressure is on, deadlines are looming, and stakes are high.
We had subjected Nicodemus to some questioning at the time, but eventually we discovered that the reason for the suicide was unconnected to the school.
Several participants backed tougher questioning at the time of ticket purchase to deter those trying to present pets as service or support animals — perhaps in part to avoid the travel charge of $100 or more they'd otherwise face.
