Sentence examples for right to interrogate from inspiring English sources

But he's accepted Perowne's right to interrogate.

"It would appear that the Iranians were within their right to interrogate them".

He has insisted on the right to interrogate presidential advisers under oath, considerably narrowing the president's zone of privacy.

We have every right to interrogate those, no matter the frightening pictures and quotes from sermons we are shown.

And then Mr Starr sought and won the right to interrogate the secret servicemen who guard the president from assassins.The effects of this may well outlast Mr Clinton.

Parliament has done slightly better, by establishing its right to interrogate the central-bank president at regular hearings.But a common foreign and security policy for Europe will be a different matter, should it ever come to pass.

The panel, drawn from members of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, ordered the trial judge to work out a compromise on the issue that has long threatened to derail the case: how to grant Mr. Moussaoui access to information from the captured Qaeda members while preserving the government's rights to interrogate enemy combatants without interruption during wartime.

Always a good place to interrogate I find.

During his congressional hearing, Trumbo vociferously challenged the right of his inquisitors to interrogate him, prompting a frustrated committee member to yell, "This is typical Communist tactics!" in a futile attempt to get him to shut up.

Back in 2004, in the weeks after their rendition, which the Americans said was done because there was nobody with the right language skills in Iraq to interrogate Pakistanis, senior British officials reacted with shock.

In addition three M-mode images were obtained from the right side and colour-flow Doppler (CFD) was used to interrogate all valves.