The Administration then decided, Leverett said, to "deploy the Guantánamo model in Iraq" — to put aside its rules of interrogation.
The Administration then decided, Leverett said, to "deploy the Guantánamo model in Iraq"—to put aside its rules of interrogation.
The label field on the graph is modeled by a Markov random field, which allows us to introduce high-level rules of interrogation of the data.
The proposal, which was rejected in a 10-9 vote, identified 23 memos, letters or reports from Sept. 25, 2001, through March of this year on topics that included the treatment of prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and rules for interrogation.
We have formulated simple rules for interrogation [Additional file 1: S1] that facilitates unbiased generation of gene sets for any given metabolite.
The legal interpretation, outlined in recent letters, sheds new light on the still-secret rules for interrogations by the Central Intelligence Agency.
"They had no rules for interrogations," a military officer who traveled to Iraq with General Miller said.
Legal charity Reprieve, which fought the court battle to reveal what London knew about Binyam Mohamed's treatment, said that the government must publish old rules on torture and interrogations overseas.
The bill, which the Senate passed Wednesday by 51 to 45, would force the C.I.A. to abide by the rules set out in the Army Field Manual on Interrogation, which prohibits physical force and lists approved interrogation methods.
You may not see him changing his mind, because that would violate the rules of his interrogation style.
To keep counterterror methods within tolerable bounds, he proposes such rules as judicial review, executive and Congressional oversight, free debate and limits on interrogation somewhere short of torture.
