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Interrogation in sentence

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Most of the film's "action" is moved along by long interrogation scenes, with little snippets of who's who and what's what being provided.
The interrogation scene in the airplane is preposterous, as the US army interrogates the terrorist with a pull-down screen, without the terrible noise of the engines sounding anytime.
Some interrogation sequences are stretched too long and we witness the uncomfortable cast languishing with rather dire material.
The hairdresser, wife and mother Cynthia Kellogg (Demi Moore) is in an interrogation room in a police department being questioned by the experienced detective John Woods (Harvey Keitel) and his partner.
Not all suspects are psychologically abused maniacs who are on the edge of their nerves just as to allow some wise ass to smash them at the interrogation room.
Scores of others, perhaps hundreds, have been carted off for interrogation, torture, or execution.
The Pentagon has also acknowledged that it had authorized sexualized abuse of detainees as part of interrogation practices to be performed by female operatives.
There is also the testimony by female soldiers such as Lynndie England about compelling male prisoners to masturbate, as well as an FBI memo objecting to a policy of “highly aggressive interrogation techniques.”
Another bill in the pipeline would forbid anyone under the age of 18 from converting to another religion, and would require even an adult seeking to convert to gain the permission – subject to repeated interrogation – of local officials.
The FBI reportedly arrived in Tanzania with the names of 60 Muslims selected for interrogation.
Among the highest-profile defamation-related cases in the Middle East today is that involving Najat Abu Bakr, a member of Palestine’s parliament who has been summoned for interrogation by the attorney-general after leveling corruption accusations against Hussein al-Araj, a cabinet minister with close ties with President Mahmoud Abbas.
That’s why interrogation techniques should be based on brain and behavioral sciences, not on the fevered imaginings of Hollywood producers that are believed by politicians, supported by lawyers, and carried out by amateur torturers.
Fortunately, the realization that brain and behavioral sciences should be at the core of interrogation practice and intelligence work is gaining ground.
In the United States, for example, recent legislation should help to ensure that the best evidence-based practices will form the basis of non-coercive interrogation.
Administration officials who simply want to make a statement and escape searching interrogation should not be welcome.
The air was stale but heavy with the stench of death in interrogation chambers, barren save for a single bed frame, shackles, and a chair.
For example, the Court ruled that the infamous “five techniques” – an early form of “enhanced interrogation” employed by the British in Northern Ireland in the 1970’s – constituted inhuman treatment, and condemned racial segregation of Roma children in Czech schools.
Obama’s decisions to ban “enhanced interrogation” and end secret detention are important steps in the right direction.
Therefore, the review of detention, trial, transfer, and interrogation policies is of utmost importance.
The UK Supreme Court’s decision means only that Assange will be transferred to Sweden for interrogation.
Or did the pattern of abuse amount to so many orders from superiors to "soften up" prisoners for interrogation?
I completed the US Army's three-month basic interrogation course in the late 1980's, after studying Russian at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California.
But the curriculum was much less meticulous concerning interrogation techniques.
An interrogation, we were instructed, should begin with polite, direct questioning, because a certain number of detainees simply want to unburden themselves.
This obvious violation of the Army's rule prohibiting participation by military police in interrogation sessions does not surprise me.
All of us knew that a failed interrogation could mean being dropped from the course.
Bush’s subordinates authorized methods of interrogation that led to torture, and his administration adamantly resisted legislation that would ban its use.
He was then taken to an interrogation room where he saw a longhaired man with a full beard who was gagged with duct tape that “covered much of his head.”
While his supporters have staged protests against the police raid and interrogation of their leader, Indian officials have expressed apprehension that China may be funding Ogyen Trinley Dorje as part of a plan to influence the Karmapa’s Kagyu sect, which controls important monasteries along the militarized Indo-Tibetan border.
Surrounded by a forbidding wall, watchtowers, and deadly buffer zones, I entered with a hard-to-obtain visa at the Erez crossing – iron gates, an interrogation by bored young immigration officers and scanners.
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