Sentence examples for to conduct interrogations from inspiring English sources

Their job was to conduct interrogations in conjunction with military police and military intelligence units, according to a company memorandum.

Swedish authorities have traveled to other countries to conduct interrogations when needed, and the WikiLeaks founder has made clear his willingness to be questioned in London.

"Fake Out," which is now in its second season and has improved its format since it first appeared, subjects contestants to interrogations and requires them to conduct interrogations.

They include repealing a Bush executive order that authorized the Central Intelligence Agency to conduct interrogations using harsh tactics that the military does not permit.

Morocco has a very close relationship with the Central Intelligence Agency, which has used the kingdom to conduct interrogations of suspected terrorists, often without regard to due process.

WASHINGTON — The Central Intelligence Agency announced on Thursday that it will no longer use contractors to conduct interrogations, and that it is decommissioning the secret overseas sites where for years it held high-level Al Qaeda prisoners.

The contractors are doing everything from logistics work, to delivering foreign aid, to guarding diplomats and sites, to conducting interrogation.

It was unusual in that it relied on intelligence data from across the government to identify "priority leads" and then conduct interrogations in October 2004, just before Election Day.

But, in 2009, US President Barack Obama's then-CIA director Leon Panetta decommissioned the agency's secret jails and vowed contractors would no longer conduct interrogations, terminating the partnership.

"Jose [ Rodriguez not only wanted me to help them craft the program, he wanted me to conduct the interrogations using [enhanced interrogation techniques] myself," Mitchell writes, referrinottonlye then-head of the CIA's counterterrorism center.

"The emphasis will be on ensuring that individuals will not face torture if they are sent overseas," said one administration official, adding that no detainees would be sent to countries known to conduct abusive interrogations.