Sentence examples for Give intelligence from inspiring English sources

"It's possible other businessmen would give intelligence to Israel," he says.

New laws are set to be introduced to give intelligence officials greater powers when dealing with terrorism suspects.

Giving information to the world, to inform the public does not give intelligence to the enemy," he said.

"[The Russians] are still reluctant to give intelligence that they feel would allow us to determine their sources and methods.

The Armed Services Committee hearing Thursday will give intelligence chiefs an early chance to publicly contradict Trump's position.

"Everything will be connected and everything that will be connected can be green, can give intelligence and can create a more secure environment," Mr. Elfrink said.

One said he had given intelligence information on terrorism.

Students were given intelligence tests to put them in the appropriate academic track.

Some mutter that Fatah agents even gave intelligence to enable Israel to assassinate several top Hamas officials.

Given intelligence of a credible threat posed by al‑Qaeda, ministers need to do something or face accusations of complacency.

In Britain, a draft Communications Data bill gives intelligence agencies even wider powers to intercept and store such data.There are decent arguments in favour of giving governments such powers.