Sentence examples for whose interrogation from inspiring English sources

Like Rice, she was at the center of a polarizing tableau: a professional woman whose interrogation seemed misdirected and a little unhinged.

Mullah Baradar is talking a little, though he is viewed as a formidable, hard-line opponent whose interrogation will be a long-term effort, according to American and Pakistani officials.

Meanwhile Bernard Jean-Baptiste Thi ee), the stepson with whom she lives, is haunted by the memory of the mysterious Muriel, a woman whose interrogation, torture and murder he witnessed while serving in the war in Algeria.

Love crosses the lines in this Civil War novel set in dubious Missouri, where an 18-year-old spitfire of rebel associations is the prisoner of a Union officer whose interrogation of her turns into a prison romance.

Love crosses the lines in this Civil War novel set in dubious Missouri, where an 18-year-old spitfire of rebel attachments is the prisoner of a Union officer whose interrogation of her turns into a prison romance.

Mr. Nashiri, who was implicated in the bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole in 2000, was one of two C.I.A. detainees whose interrogation sessions were videotaped — tapes that were destroyed by C.I.A. officers in 2005.

Intelligence officials say waterboarding was used on three high-level Qaeda prisoners, including Abu Zubaydah, whose interrogations were videotaped.

Some of the sharpest disputes between the agencies have focused on the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah, one of two terrorism suspects whose interrogations were shown on the destroyed tapes.

The detainees are all associated with Al Qaeda and include Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Ramzi bin al-Shibh, whose interrogations were discussed at the Sept. 11 commission hearings this week.

This suggests just one of the difficulties of writing a biography of a sports legend, especially one like DiMaggio, whose every waking moment from his retirement to the day of his death was spent cosseting, protecting, and funding that legend, maximizing it as a product and shutting out anyone, like Cramer, whose interrogations might cause its stock to decline.

Beginning in June 2003, we requested all reports of intelligence information on these broad topics that had been gleaned from the interrogations of 118 named individuals, including both Abu Zubaydah and Abd al Rahim al-Nashiri, two senior Qaeda operatives, portions of whose interrogations were apparently recorded and then destroyed.