Sentence examples for questioning at which from inspiring English sources

Elkann and the escort were later found in front of the escort's apartment and taken in for questioning, at which point the alleged ploy was discovered.

She used the example of "aggressive whipping," questioning the point at which whipping would be violent enough to merit censorship.

The man was reportedly taken in for questioning at the headquarters of the Paris criminal investigation unit (Police Judiciaire — PJ), which has been tasked with leading the investigation.

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".

Mulvaney offered the estimate during questioning at the House Budget Committee.

Questioning all disaster victims at individual level, for example, is more time-consuming than questioning at group level.

Joyce was held at a central London police station for several hours before questioning, during which time he broke a window pane.

There was a questioning session, early in 1952, at which he refused to name names.

Under questioning, the investigation sounded more like a dinner at which Thomas had Garcia believing he was Gandhi by the salad, if not at hello.

Elaborating on the incident in an email exchange, Goldsmith said that LaBeouf was "the limiting point at which all art based on questioning authorship is pointless".

Continuing emigration to New Zealand had reduced Niue's population to a level at which financial aid donors were again questioning the dependency's viability.