Sentence examples for to make interrogators from inspiring English sources

And it wants to make interrogators — and those who give their orders — immune from prosecution.

Alas, that is unlikely, at present, to make Iran's interrogators gentler, its judiciary fairer or the grip of the conservatives weaker.

But Mr. Bush and Mr. Hadley have declined to say what kind of "alternative interrogation practices" they want to make explicitly legal, so interrogators do not have to fear prosecution under the War Crimes Act for violating the Geneva Conventions.

But the government has refused to make any of the interrogators available to the defense for questioning.

The foil must help the interrogator to make a correct identification.

(For instance, the computer might answer, "No," in response to, "Are you a computer?" and might follow a request to multiply one large number by another with a long pause and an incorrect answer). The foil must help the interrogator to make a correct identification.

That information led the C.I.A. to make detailed changes in how interrogators conducted waterboarding sessions, the report concluded.

He was one of four Iranian-Americans seized around that time, and he said his interrogators tried to make something of the fact that Haleh Esfandiari, an academic with the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, was also in Iran visiting her sick mother.

As usual with Blair, I suspect some of Lord G's facts may have been tortured to make them mean what their media interrogators want them to mean.

"You came here to make this country look bad," the interrogator said.

I'd read about a behaviour management plan they had in the prison to make detainees feel dependent on their interrogator.