Sentence examples for questioning conducted by from inspiring English sources

"In his interrogation, Nasser admitted recruiting and attempting to recruit suicide bombers," says a report of his questioning, conducted by Israel's Shin Bet security service.

If the choice is between non-deniable aggressive questioning conducted by Americans and deniable torturous interrogations by foreigners acting on behalf of the United States, it is almost certain that as president Mr. Obama will choose the latter.

Preventing foolish (rather than compelled) confessions is likewise the only conceivable basis for the rules that courts must exclude any confession elicited by questioning conducted, without interruption, after the suspect has indicated a desire to stand on his right to remain silent or initiated by police after the suspect has expressed a desire to have counsel present.

A survey of same-sex attracted and gender questioning teenagers conducted by La Trobe University 2010 found that 60% had experienced homophobic verbal abuse and 18% had experienced physical abuse.

But the respondents interviewed in the surveys conducted by Blum & Weprin, Zogby International and The New York Times/CBS News Poll were asked their voting intention in similarly worded questions, and the polling dates overlapped, with some questioning conducted during the World Series.

Today's questioning was conducted by Mr. Starr along with a deputy, W. Hickman Ewing Jr., and three other prosecutors.

Referring doctors and personnel were interviewed by an intern whereas the patient questionings were conducted by a member of the nursing service.

Questioning will be conducted by Portuguese Polícia Judiciária (PJ) detectives.

By contrast, the McCain questioning in South Carolina, conducted by a firm called Public Opinion Strategies, appears intended only to gauge support for the Republican contenders, and to determine which issues resonate with voters, and whether they regard themselves as conservative or liberal.

So, questioning an ongoing hearing conducted by a Superior Court judge appears to fall outside its mission.

In federal court in Brooklyn, where I mostly worked, the voir dire the pretrial questioning of potential jurors was conducted by the judges.