Sentence examples for questioning in which from inspiring English sources

After he surrendered shortly after 11 a.m., Mr. Moore underwent hours of questioning, in which he denied any involvement in the shooting, and said he had been gambling in a Washington Heights social club when the shooting took place.

In New York State, 82percentt of the people called for jury service never make it past voir dire, the process of questioning in which a jury is selected from those eligible to serve.

On October 7th a businessman in Osaka produced a surreptitious recording of his seven-hour "voluntary" questioning, in which the police threaten to hit him and destroy his life.Part of the problem is that Japan has too few lawyers; one tenth the number per head of Britain (see chart, again).

This includes thirty minutes for the candidate to obtain a history and perform a physical examination on a patient with a neurologic disorder, and is followed by questioning in which candidates explain their thought process for evaluating the patient.

The dialogue is based on Socratic questioning, in which the PI is curious and asks open-ended questions about the patients' interpretations of dyspnoea and anxiety situations.

The bachelors then undergo an intrusive and ego-deflating round of questioning in which bank statements are often exhibited and salaries made public.

On Thursday, the police released two people who had been detained for questioning in the wildfires, which killed at least 181 people in southern Australia.

Nor was he arrested by ordinary coppers – or taken aside for questioning in a civilised fashion – which, in this high-profile instance, would surely have been possible.

This prompted intensive questioning in the House, to which O'Connor claimed that a new agreement had been reached, saying "we have, in the last few days, entered into a local agreement in the Kandahar province to enter the detention facilities any time we want".

Assange, an Australian citizen, is currently in Britain awaiting extradition to Sweden for questioning in a sex scandal, which his supporters claim is a smear campaign to shut down WikiLeaks after the highly controversial release of thousands of US secret documents and diplomatic cables.

The climb started at 1am and eventually ended with a five-hour spell of questioning in a Paris police station which lasted into the afternoon.