Sentence examples for Common intelligence from inspiring English sources

Yet a common intelligence runs through it all.

It was to establish a "joint common intelligence picture" of the global threat of improvised explosive devices, or IEDs.

Looking at the techie crowd in a "not cynical way," she saw a "common intelligence" around her.

It is vague because 'men of common intelligence (must) speculate at their peril on its meaning.' Whitehill v. Elkins, 389 U.S. 54, 59, 88 S.Ct.

Seeing their interaction up close, you come to realize how much Stanley and Blanche actually have in common: intelligence and wit and a healthy appetite for sex and for drink.

As we have said in like situations, the oath required must not be so vague and broad as to make men of common intelligence speculate at their peril on its meaning.

There are some in Brussels who want the EU to develop a common intelligence-gathering service, as well as a "European Army" (see below).

The former chair of the Commons intelligence and security committee, Kim Howells, cast doubt on Bush's claim that it had helped save British lives.

After huffing and puffing about how everything was in order, the Commons intelligence and security committee has at last announced an inquiry.

Rifkind, who chairs the Commons intelligence and security committee, said he could arrange "useful access" to every British ambassador in the world because of his status.

They want to see the evidence that persuaded members of the Commons intelligence committee to back government efforts to win round waverers before the war began.