Sentence examples for unable to interrogate from inspiring English sources
Two women made allegations against Assange five years ago in Stockholm, but no charges were brought because the prosecutor said she was unable to interrogate him.
WikiLeaks earlier reacted to the announcement by tweeting: Two women made allegations against Assange five years ago in Stockholm, but no charges were brought because the prosecutor said she was unable to interrogate him.
In a statement issued before the court ruling on Thursday, Ms. Ny, the prosecutor, said her office had been "unable to interrogate" Mr. Assange since the accusations became public.
Two women made allegations against Assange five years ago in Stockholm, but no charges have been brought because the prosecutor has been unable to interrogate him after he challenged an extradition order and claimed political asylum in Ecuador's London embassy in June 2012.
First, due to the lack of a genetically tractable system, early studies were unable to interrogate their biological relevance.
DVT proportions may have been underestimated because lower extremity ultrasound is unable to interrogate the pelvic veins and the procedure was often not routine.
On Wednesday the director of national intelligence, John Negroponte, said that the CIA would be unable to effectively interrogate prisoners unless it were guaranteed freedom from prosecution.
While these assays could detect 10 12 M antigen in short assay times (<45 min), their performance is still limited by fundamental issues surface bound capture Abs are unable to fully interrogate the sample volume rapidly due to antigen transport limitations to and from the surface, and conformational/mobility restrictions of the surface immobilized Ab.
A criminal investigation was subsequently opened by the prosecutor general's office but later abandoned, with prosecutors saying they were unable to unearth any evidence that either facility was used to interrogate or detain al-Qaida suspects.
Bach likes to interrogate stereotypes.
The ability to interrogate data.
