Sentences with phrase «lie detector test»

Sex offenders will be forced to take lie detector tests to ensure they are not interfering with children - starting today.

The legislature, the courts and tribunals have rejected the use of lie detector tests.

Psychological testing, handwriting analysis, skill and aptitude tests and even lie detector tests are additional assessment tools that business owners exercise today to help them select the best job candidates.

Says he's willing to take lie detector test to prove bullying allegations untrue.

We offer education on lie detector tests.

Benefit claimants will be subjected to routine lie detector tests in an attempt to reduce fraud, the work and pensions minister John Hutton has announced.

The trio play psychology professor and modern lie detector test creator William Moulton Marston, his wife Elizabeth Marston, and their lover Olive Bryne.

StatsCan should make lie detector tests mandatory as part of a return to a long - form census, to ensure the accuracy and completeness of all responses.

The pair positioned themselves on the cutting edge of psychology, pioneering new systems of thought and trying to create the code for engineering a reliable lie detector test.

An artist who has used mounted police officers to corral gallery visitors and, on another occasion, required museum - goers to pass an immigration lie detector test, is to be Tate Modern's next commission for the Turbine Hall.

I have gone to such lengths as to send certain cheaters for lie detector tests at the start of and a year into therapy as a way to prove honesty in the future.

To keep things honest at work you may want to ask workers to take lie detector tests.

And with a trail of clean drug and lie detector tests in his wake and a trophy case full of hardware — O'Hearn is a four - time Natural Mr. Universe and in the Natural Bodybuilding Hall of Fame (lest you think those muscles are all for show, he's also proficient in jeet kune do, and was inducted into the Masters Hall of Fame for judo in 2014)-- he's still dogged by haters who jump in with sarcastic comments on nearly every social media post.

Based on the bold and illuminating true superhero origin story depicting the creation of the beloved comic book character Wonder Woman in 1941 by Dr. William Moulton Marston (Evans), the Harvard psychologist who helped invent the modern lie detector test.

This is a «polygraph» — which is more popularly known as a lie detector test.

As a psychology student at Harvard, he developed the lie detector test but failed to win acceptance for it.

NBC News reported on Tuesday that Daniels answered questions about her alleged dalliance with Trump during a lie detector test she took in 2011 as part of a magazine profile.

He passed a lie detector test, AMI paid him $ 30,000 for the exclusive rights to his account, and then the company, whose president is good friends with President Trump, buried it.

During this week's «Saturday Night Live» cold open, actor Robert De Niro played the role of special counsel Bob Mueller conducting a lie detector test with President Trump attorney Michael Cohen, played by De Niro's former «Meet the Fockers» and

That prompted his rival, one - time running mate and on - again - off - again - ally Charlie King to jokingly ask: «Is there a lie detector test around here?»

Submitting sex offenders to lie detector tests makes an «important contribution» to the way they are treated and managed on probation, a new report finds.

She said that «Reggie denied it and I challenged him to a lie detector test that I volunteered to take too.

We will reach out to the Democratic Chairman, to get a statement from him as well, but Mrs. Edward ends by saying she stands by her words and publicly challenges him again to a lie detector test to see who is lying here.

XL: During the recent Heidi Allen case in Oswego County, the Sheriff's department there apparently administered a lie detector test (polygraph) to a person who made have had intimate knowledge concerning the people involved.

We demonstrated this reaction objectively by measuring a sudden decrease in electrical skin resistance caused by perspiration — the same galvanic skin response used in lie detector tests.

Taking a Lie Detector Test: Patti Stanger gives this millionairess another shot but first has her take a lie detector test.

A lie detector test showed that he was.

In this edition, Red Sparrow star Jennifer Lawrence takes a lie detector test like some kind of old fashioned spy.

The film stars British actors Luke Evans («Furious 7,» «Beauty and the Beast») and Rebecca Hall («The Town,» «The Prestige») as the psychologist, educator and inventor William Moulton Marston and his wife and co-developer of the lie detector test Elizabeth, and Australian Bella Heathcote («Fifty Shades Darker,» «The Man in the High Castle») as his student turned both Marstons» lover Olive Byrne.

When seen on a national scale, a dominant power and a compliant population can result in the fascism that's on the rise in Europe at the time of their studies, which also include an attempt to invent a lie detector test.

I knew nothing really, so the whole script was just a complete illumination on this 1930s, 1940s Harvard professor who, first of all, invented the lie detector test, and then went on to create Wonder Woman.

This part of the story as a series of confusing flashbacks within flashbacks, all hinging on a lie detector test.

Jack, his true nature revealed, is so obsessed with perfection for his daughter that he gives Greg a lie detector test about his past.

Plus, Melissa McCarthy takes a lie detector test leading up to the release of Life of the Party, and find out how the cast and crew of Saturday Night Live created their topical and timely A Quiet Place spoof from last weekend.

The story of the unconventional life of Dr. William Marston, the Harvard psychologist and inventor who helped invent the modern lie detector test and created Wonder Woman in 1941.

There you would learn, in brief, that William Moulton Marston, inventor of the lie detector test, came up with the idea for Wonder Woman in 1941.

It includes a medical and psychological exam and a lie detector test.

As part of Immigrant Movement International, she made visitors pass a lie detector test developed from United Kingdom immigration questions before entering the museum's Tanks gallery.

I took a lie detector test for Scott Avery (aka Amani Olu, the alleged curator), as a measure of the «integrity and character of the art world.»

Bruguera was at Tate Modern in 2012 with her ongoing project Immigrant Movement International when visitors had to line up and pass a lie detector test based on UK immigration questions before being given access to the gallery's Tanks space.

The results of a lie detector test (whether you answered truthfully or not) are NOT admissible in criminal courts.

In the case of Melinda Duckett she was a mother who refused to take a lie detector test and cooperate with the police.

For example, the publicity about Sheppard's refusal to take a lie detector test came directly from police officers and the Coroner.

More specifically, the trial court might well have proscribed extrajudicial statements by any lawyer, party, witness, or court official which divulged prejudicial matters, such as the refusal of Sheppard to submit to interrogation or take any lie detector tests; any statement made by Sheppard to officials; the identity of prospective witnesses or their probable testimony; any belief in guilt or innocence; or like statements concerning the merits of the case.

Someone has been stealing from my girlfriend's workplace, not her, and they're forcing everyone there to undergo a lie detector test or lose their jobs.

Thibault passed a lie detector test, according to the allegations.

I guess dunking is the equivalent of a lie detector test.