Sentence examples for suspects which is from inspiring English sources

Kassin condemns the practice of lying to suspects, which is illegal in many countries but not here.

The F.B.I. agents that I interviewed had the advantage of many years of experience in interrogating terrorist suspects, which is not necessarily the case with the C.I.A.

It's easy enough to round up the usual suspects, which is what a story in the Daily Livestock Report did last month.

"We didn't want this case pictured as another case sponsored by the usual suspects, which is to say the gun community," Mr. Levy said.

Indeed, the UN Report accepts that in some scenarios internet access will need to be restricted, for example in the case of sex offenders and terrorist suspects – which is also the conclusion of this excellent 2011 post on Inforrm's blog.

Published under a new code of practice for official statistics, drawn up last year after ministers were caught massaging figures on knife crime, the report was pure, sober joy: long may the rule of the nerds continue.Charges were brought against 35% of the suspects, which is roughly in line with other indictable (that is, serious) offences, according to the Home Office.

Trump also has created a climate of uncertainty over how his administration would approach counterterrorism and intelligence gathering after speaking approvingly of torture methods, including waterboarding terrorism suspects, which was banned by Obama.

In this case, the term covered emails that merely referred to news articles about classified things — like President Obama's use of drones to assassinate terrorist suspects, which was about as secret as the address of the White House.

In August, anti-internment bonfires are lit in some republican areas to commemorate the introduction of internment without trial of republican suspects, which was brought in by the British government in 1971.

Spacey won an Oscar for best supporting actor for "The Usual Suspects," which was directed by Bryan Singer.

Instead, the White House complains about ongoing restrictions on its ability to transfer prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, prison base for terrorism suspects, which are reasserted in section 1031 on the bill.