Sentence examples for the head of interrogation from inspiring English sources

The head of interrogation also told Hamada to forget his own name: "Your name is 1858".

The chain of events that led to the lists' discovery began with an asylum request by Amanullah Osman, the head of interrogation for Afghan intelligence in 1978 and 1979, who fled to the Netherlands in 1993.

The next day, the head of interrogation came to the cell and informed Hamada that he was being sent to Hospital 601, a military hospital that sits at the base of Mt. Mezzeh; the Presidential palace is perched at the top.

Major-General Michael Dunlavey, then the head of interrogation at Guantánamo, actually made a trip to Afghanistan in 2002 to complain about the lack of connection between many of the detainees and Al Qaeda or the Taliban.

A senior Army official said Friday that Army investigators had questioned Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan, the head of the interrogation center at Abu Ghraib prison, and other officers at the prison about the death of the Iraqi prisoner.

It was not clear whether he was referring to Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan, the head of the interrogations center at Abu Ghraib.

It says Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan, the head of the military interrogation center at the prison, became "fascinated with the 'other government agencies,' a term used mostly to mean the Central Intelligence Agency, who were operating at the prison," and waived a rule that should have required military officers to monitor C.I.A. interrogations there.

Having been told to report for an interrogation by the head of the secret police, he is struck by the aristocratic collegiality of the request: "It was exactly as if we'd agreed to go to Smurov's for oysters".

A longtime Army officer who rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel, you retired in 2004 after being investigated for firing a handgun close to the head of an Iraqi policeman during an interrogation.

But compared with the perils faced by the prime minister and the decapitation of the world's oldest police force, the interrogation of the head of News Corporation (NI's parent company) by a committee of MPs on July 19th was dry stuff.

The man had finally cracked after a fortnight of interrogation and given up the head of Isis's military council.