Sentence examples for techniques approved from inspiring English sources
A Saudi Arabian citizen, Abu Zubaydah was the first suspect who was officially subjected to the "enhanced interrogation techniques" approved by President Bush.
Starting with the 17 interrogation techniques approved in a standard Army manual, commanders at the Guantánamo prison doubled the permitted methods by late 2002, before shrinking the list.
They cover things like the organisation and legal conduct of the intelligence community, the treatment of classified and unclassified information and interrogation techniques approved for the CIA.
WASHINGTON — Senior Pentagon lawyers played a more active role than previously known in developing the aggressive interrogation techniques approved for use in 2002 at the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, according to officials familiar with a Senate investigation.
A3 CIA Calls Techniques Legal The CIA said all interrogation techniques approved for use by agency personnel in questioning captured terrorists had been permissible under federal laws prohibiting torture.
Through the plea deal, the government avoids the embarrassment and the tricky work of proving a case with evidence that might have been derived through the harshest interrogation techniques approved by the Bush administration.
Dr. Eshel, a physicist, said that UltraShape hoped to begin clinical trials in Europe soon and in the United States next year and that it hoped to have the technique approved for marketing in the United States in 2005.
This procedure remains the only autologous chondrocyte technique approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
The investigation also revealed that interrogation policies authorizing aggressive techniques were approved months after the CJTF-7 policy was revised to exclude the techniques, and even after the investigation into detainee abuses at Abu Ghraib had already begun.
Another attempt, using subtler techniques, was approved in 2009.
After enduring this, he was subjected to "additional interrogation techniques" personally approved by the then US defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld.
