Sentence examples for Help intelligence from inspiring English sources

Nicira's technology won't just help intelligence agencies keep secrets.

Wiretapped: Microsoft is said to have redesigned its systems to help intelligence agencies perform surveillance.

The Government intends to bring in the Investigatory Powers Bill as soon as possible, to bring new powers to help intelligence agencies and law enforcement to conduct surveillance.

The example of the State Department bureau, Congressional officials say, is being closely studied as the White House and Congress debate what changes may help intelligence agencies avoid additional failures.

When the general in charge of Guantánamo was sent to Abu Ghraib to help intelligence gathering, the "migration" of techniques (the term used in the Pentagon's Schlesinger Report) from those reserved for extreme cases in the leadership of Al Qaeda to thousands of Iraqi civilians, most of whom, according to intelligence sources, were innocent of any crime at all, was complete.

Identifying the fissile material would help intelligence agencies size up North Korea's nuclear arsenal.

If better nutrition created conditions for genes to increase height, other environmental improvements may be helping intelligence to flourish.

Even Google called on Pivotal's help back in its infancy, and Mr Mee's business also helps intelligence agencies.

On the one hand, the technologies and services that they have developed have made it possible for governments to scoop up vast amounts of data and parse them in various ways that help intelligence-gathering.

Such information can be useful to help gather intelligence.

He has also posted police detectives overseas to help gather intelligence.