waterboarding

The technique known as waterboarding, in which the subject experiences the sensation that they are drowning, was also common.

It has reportedly agreed to stop waterboarding people. But it is unclear which subtleties it still plans to employ.

He points out that his lawyers told him that waterboarding was not torture.

Waterboarding, in particular, troubled many officials, from both a moral and a legal perspective.

The televised glimpses of waterboarding will provoke gasps among the audience.

Some have been small: whether or not House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was adequately briefed on the CIA's use of waterboarding in 2002.

Mr Obama is also reluctant to prosecute Mr Bush's lawyers for arguing that waterboarding was not torture, and therefore allowable.

To my knowledge, no one has proposed waterboarding the US Federal Reserve.

The Obama administration views the use of waterboarding as torture, while Cheney claims it is not.

The most severe method - waterboarding, or simulated drowning - was used on Mohammed 183 times in 2003, before the practice was banned.

Cheney was unapologetic about the harsh interrogation methods that he had approved, such as waterboarding.

Will you really carry out your threat to subject four-year-old Billy to waterboarding?

Abu Zubaydah, a Saudi captured in Pakistan in March 2002, was subjected to waterboarding 83 times in August 2002.

For example, Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, was briefed about waterboarding and raised no objections.