Sentence examples for Fragmentary intelligence from inspiring English sources

It was based upon fragmentary intelligence, ancient intelligence.

Cheney had asked for more information about fragmentary intelligence on the subject.

MI5 felt almost swamped after 9/11, inundated with leads to plots and fragmentary intelligence, according to Lady Eliza Manningham-Buller, the former head of Britain's Security Service.

But what happened to him after remains subject to conflicting rumors and fragmentary intelligence reports, including some that suggested he had been seen being held by Iraqi forces.

Lady Manningham-Buller also said that Britain relied on "fragmentary" intelligence before invading Iraq, and that MI5 had not believed that Mr. Hussein was amassing unconventional weapons in Iraq, as the government contended.

She was asked what lessons had been learned from the invasion, and replied: "The danger of over-reliance on fragmentary intelligence in deciding whether or not to go to war.

Habeas hearings all but ground to a stop in October 2011 after the Justice Department won a complex case against a Yemeni detainee, Adnan Latif, that in effect gave even fragmentary government intelligence reports on detainees the presumption of truth.

Administration officials who described the basics of the new protocols on Friday said they would allow fragmentary but specific intelligence on terrorist threats — like the characteristics of new recruits for Al Qaeda — to be matched against the list of passengers who were not on any watch list.

One difficulty in determining the truth is the fragmentary nature of Western intelligence: a mosaic of satellite images, intercepted phone calls and human intelligence.

"The fragmentary nature of many intelligence leads and the magnitude of the threat all mean that there is currently no effective method of resolving identities in a timely fashion without using bulk data".

Much intelligence is partial, fragmentary.