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A wonderful message indeed, considering that Mr. Sullivan himself was the chief architect of that inquisitory foray, which he pressed unrelentingly.

What Sarah Palin Doesn't Know Dorothy Rabinowitz 2010

From abroad this looks like a rebirth of inquisitory methods.

Libel Law Has No Place In Scientific Disputes Jack of Kent 2009

Broad investigatory, inquisitory and subpoena powers were given to that body of citizens drawn from the community; like powers were not intended to be in the hands of the prosecutors of crime.

Is That Legal?: February 2007 Archives 2007

Broad investigatory, inquisitory and subpoena powers were given to that body of citizens drawn from the community; like powers were not intended to be in the hands of the prosecutors of crime.

Is That Legal?: Are Department of Justice Criminal Subpoenas Unconstitutional 2007

From abroad this looks like a rebirth of inquisitory methods.

Archive 2009-06-01 Jack of Kent 2009

An offside room had been rigged as an inquisitory.

Operation Luna Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1999

The questions weren't particularly hostile, inquisitory or, even, political.

Stafford, Hugh A. 1990

You were kept under drugs most of the way to help you rest -- they'd knocked you around quite a bit in the inquisitory.

Security Poul William Anderson

Dr. Pappas transferred to the inquisitory where you were being held.

Security Poul William Anderson

She drew farther back into her corner of the sofa, waving him to a seat beside her, as though to bring his inquisitory eyes on a level where her own could command them; but he stood where he was, unconscious of her gesture, and merely repeating: "Tell me."

The Fruit of the Tree Edith Wharton 1899