conduct interrogation

Frequency: 7.59.2 per million words

To carry out or perform an interrogation (often used in official contexts).

interrogationVERB + INTERROGATION

Categories:

conduct

Examples (10)

  • Senior police officers conducted the interrogation for several hours.
  • The detective will conduct a thorough interrogation of the witness tomorrow.
  • They are currently conducting an interrogation with the main suspect.
  • It's essential to conduct interrogations within legal boundaries.
  • The agent had to conduct a difficult interrogation under pressure.
  • We need to conduct another interrogation to gather more information.
  • The military police often conduct interrogations of captured enemy combatants.
  • She refused to conduct the interrogation without her lawyer present.
  • Has anyone conducted an interrogation of the security guard yet?
  • The committee plans to conduct a series of interrogations next week.