Sentence examples for Substantial intelligence from inspiring English sources

Critics warn that both programs sweep up substantial intelligence about Americans in a way that relies on tendentious interpretations of the law.

The CIA is also understood to have retrieved substantial intelligence about potential threats to Britain from documents seized during the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan.

With powerful satellites, the ability to send planes over Iraqi territory at will and troops on Iraq's border before the war, the United States and Britain had substantial intelligence advantages, Mr. Steinitz said.

"If it's not Kim Jong-Un at all, but just a nerdy, vengeful Sony employee or ex-employee acting on his or her own, then he/she should be tracked down with the full power of America's substantial intelligence forces and brought to justice," he concluded.

In the absence of any substantial intelligence linking Iraq and al-Qaeda, for example, the CIA's agents declined to parrot Mr Bush's characterisation of Saddam in October 2002 as a man "who would like to use al-Qaeda as a forward army".

The problem reached such a crisis that it now appears that a substantial intelligence asset was compromised in one official's desperation to convince the news media that yes, there really was information about an imminent attack even though some of it was years old.

Furthermore, since engineering practice also relies on substantial practical intelligence, it would be useful to study the extent to which students acquire this.

In particular, Mitola anticipated that incorporation of substantial artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of machine learning, knowledge reasoning, and natural language processing will transform SDRs into cognitive radios that will optimize network performance by sensing, learning, and reacting to environmental stimuli[56].

I believe we get a substantial amount of intelligence from Europe".

During the Balkan wars, he said, General Clark "obviously had seen a substantial amount of intelligence".

Washington also exchanges a substantial amount of intelligence about terrorism with these countries.