“interrogation”簡單造句，interrogation造句子

I was, and remain, a strong proponent of our enhanced interrogation programme.

She works for the California Bureau of Investigation and is an expert in body-language and (non-violent) interrogation techniques.

The rule will no longer permit us to use as evidence statements that have been obtained using cruel, inhuman, or degrading interrogation methods.

The interrogation lasted until the next morning.

Mr Obama renounced harsh interrogation methods on his second day as president.

Do you think the lack of consistency in interrogation methods is a flaw in our legal system?

Hayden had argued that the harsher interrogation techniques had provided valuable information and said that the techniques did not amount to torture.

But an interview is not an interrogation; it's a conversation.

This may factor in to why some innocent suspects claim guilt to escape the stress of short-term interrogation.

The holidays are known to cause stress to scores of single women in the throes of 'The Panic Years', who dub the annual visit-cum-interrogation the 'Thanksgiving Third Degree '.

The interrogation became a process not justof getting information but of utterly subordinating the detainee throughhumiliation.

Assuming tags in the interrogator access range are uniformly distributed, a multi-stage interrogation scheme is utilized to further avoid tag collisions and minimize the system power consumption.

At first harsh interrogation may well yield information, both valuable and valueless.

They are reportedly under interrogation in Pyongyang.

It would follow that Jesus' arrest, interrogation and separate trials did not all take place in the space of one night but in fact occurred over a longer period.

After so much interrogation by others, it's only natural to begin to interrogate yourself.

In America Barack Obama moved quickly to ban the most abusive methods of interrogation and promised to shut the detention centre at guantanamo Bay.

Kafkaesque fantasies of the impassive interrogation, the false trial, the confiscated passport. haunt His innocence (New Yorker).