Sentence examples for subject to interrogation from inspiring English sources

Anybody who sneaks into the park is subject to interrogation and ejection.

Nor do we know the full contents of his grand jury testimony, though it may be unlikely that his exact motives were subject to interrogation by the special prosecutor.

For months, Amir was held in solitary confinement, in a 1-meter by 1-meter cell, and subject to interrogation.

"He and his friend were made to sit on the ground, subject to interrogation, and had to justify their presence in their own community," Taylor said.

Gone were the days when I could think about how to respond to a message with care, or only attend events of my closest friends, without being subject to interrogation.

These children are now labeled "at risk" and potentially subject to interrogation, intimidation, coercion to become an informant, and even prison because the "Don't Be a Puppet" program told a teacher what a child "at risk" was, looked-like, sounded-like, and/or would say.

Some activists, including the Syrian pianist Malek Jandali, said their family members in Syria had been subject to interrogations and in some cases beatings carried out by government agents, according to a report by Amnesty International published this month.

Activists against the regime are held for days in detention centers subject to "interrogations, intimidation, and threats.

One former propaganda bureau official from Zhejiang Province who was subjected to interrogation a decade ago said he spent nearly two months confined to a series of hotel rooms.

He had watched as old colleagues, such as Marc Blitzstein and Hanns Eisler, were subjected to interrogation or driven out of the country.

Iranian staff in particular were constantly harassed, and any Iranians meeting British embassy staff would be subjected to interrogation by the security services.