Sentence examples for Dubious intelligence from inspiring English sources

Leslie Kritzer's Jovie has to warm up to Buddy — overweight, socially awkward, of dubious intelligence; what's not to like? — in too much of a hurry.

Even so, like Tony Blair before the Iraq invasion of 2003, he had to rely on abusing his opponents, scaring the public and disseminating dubious intelligence.

The revelation is embarrassing for the Bush administration and appears to bolster the contention that it used dubious intelligence in a partisan manner in the critical few weeks before the invasion of Iraq.

The dubious intelligence on Iraq has also cast a shadow over the agency's assessments of North Korea and other weapon states, undermining the American effort to highlight problems in other nations.

The report documents how time and again Mr. Bush and his team took vague and dubious intelligence reports on Iraq's weapons programs and made them sound like hard and incontrovertible fact.

It is a curious defense, one that acknowledges that the president cited dubious intelligence and admits that the vetting process failed, while arguing that history may yet prove him right.

The Tanzanian police spokesman, Aden Mwamunyange, said at a news conference, "The reason for the arrests is they are dubious characters and intelligence information suggesting that they may be involved with the explosion". It was not clear tonight whether the F.B.I. investigators here have interviewed those being held.

The British-American push to war involves dubious, possibly cooked intelligence, and voices of dissent inside both governments are silenced and suborned.

The appeals court majority, in a manifestly incorrect decision, said that the government's dubious and uncorroborated intelligence report about Mr. Latif had to be treated as reliable and accurate, like official tax receipts, unless there was "clear evidence to the contrary" — shifting the burden of proof to the detainee.

Officials at the Mossad thought the Kenyan intelligence was dubious, and the Mossad ought to know.

The forty-five-minutes claim was based on genuine intelligence, however dubious it might have been, but it was deliberately misinterpreted.