Sentence examples for resist questioning from inspiring English sources

"His treatment was unprovoked as he did not resist questioning or arrest".

A few weeks later, Major General Geoffrey Miller assumed command of Guantánamo Bay, and, on the assumption that prisoners like Qahtani had been trained by Al Qaeda to resist questioning, he pushed his superiors hard for more flexibility in interrogations.

"If I did, it would help the terrorists learn how to resist questioning, and to keep information from us that we need to prevent new attacks on our country.

Ending the secret interrogation program would play into the hands of terrorists by allowing Al Qaeda to study the Army Field Manual on the Internet to prepare to resist questioning if captured, he said.

The statement said Johnson did not resist questioning or arrest, but ABC agents pinned him to the pavement with their knees on his back.

It's also in our art, which, at its contrarian and ambiguous best, is always on the job, probing, resisting, questioning and traveling miles ahead down the road.

In October 2002, the military command had pressed for newer, more aggressive interrogation methods, claiming that the prisoners were becoming increasingly successful at resisting conventional questioning.

Despite repeatedly being pressed by senators to shed more light on the figures, Sebelius resisted the questioning and – much as she has over the last five months – absorbed the heat on behalf of the administration.

He asks, "Do you believe in God?" She resists his invasive questioning.

China and Germany vigorously resist any external questioning of their national economic policies.

Silvia Ribeiro (Mexico) and her colleagues in the ETC Group are among those questioning and resisting emerging technologies, in particular genetic engineering, synthetic biology, nanotechnology and geoengineering.