Sentence examples for to avoid interrogation from inspiring English sources

In 1642 Beaufort fled to England to avoid interrogation about the conspiracy of Cinq-Mars, but upon Richelieu's death later that year he promptly returned to France.

As a result, he said, "they may have advice, and be able to see certain things going on, such as if this person has been trained in how to avoid interrogation".

A Cape Town court rebuffed an attempt by Mark Thatcher, son of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Britain to avoid interrogation by Equatorial Guinea's prosecutors in a inquiry into an attempted coup in that West African nation last March.

But as the city negotiates a new contract, it must refuse to grant police officers special privileges like the 48-hour rule, which allows officers accused of misconduct to avoid interrogation for two days.

The counselor may tell your parents but it is easier because he/she will tell him, and so it will avoid interrogation.

You want information, but you need to avoid an interrogation.

Hence non-tested patients' supposed ' indecision' could have been a way to avoid further interrogation from the interviewers.

Although he added, "Even if I'm here 20 years, I am going to give the same story; I'm not lying and these things exist," it's impossible not to conclude that Hashim's story was, if not the testimony of a fantasist, then a shrewd attempt to avoid brutal interrogations by providing his interrogators with whatever he thought they wanted to hear.