Sentence examples for regular interrogation from inspiring English sources

We often hear Dick Cheney claim that we have to torture suspected terrorists because sometimes we just can't wait for regular interrogation techniques to work.

Writing from personal experience in getting, useful actionable intelligence from "regular" interrogation techniques, Mr. Soufan exposes the false pretenses under which the previous Justice Department tried to justify torture, euphemistically called "enhanced techniques".

If he were prime minister, Mr Clarke says, he would submit himself to regular interrogation by a committee of senior backbenchers, give select committees sharper teeth, allow debates to become more topical, press for a partly elected upper chamber, and so forth.These are worthy ideas.

Palestinian residents of Hebron say that they have lived under near-constant curfews since those attacks, and that young Palestinian men have been subjected to regular interrogations and beatings from Israeli soldiers.

The tractor driver told of regular interrogations, of forced confessions (for crimes he never knew he had committed); he spoke of knives and other people's severed fingers, of pliers and ropes and wires, of boiling water, cigarette burns and finger nails extracted – and worse: electric drills.

Very quickly it becomes clear that an officer of the Securitate, Captain Pjele, is interested in the four; he begins to subject them to regular interrogations.

Fortunately, as he faced his semi-regular interrogation by the heads of all of Parliament's Select Committees, in what is mysteriously known as the Liaison Committee - presumably in a doomed attempt to insert a little sex appeal - this was only apparent to the rows of hangers-on who filled the seats behind him.

Vladimir Gusinsky, whose holding company owns a vigorously anti-Putin television channel, NTV, is under regular police interrogation, partly over taxes.

Subsequently, patients underwent a regular ICD interrogation at 6-monthly intervals or shorter if clinically required.

A rare insulation defect at around the tricuspid valve and at the level of the SVC (that cannot be detected by regular device interrogation) was reported (n= 7, 20% of all lead failures).

On his twentieth outing in crime fiction, Ian Rankin's seminal creation John Rebus drives an old target who got away towards a regular, ritualistic quasi-interrogation.