Sentence examples for a final intelligence from inspiring English sources

The process continued down through the celestial spheres until the sphere of the Moon, its soul, and a final intelligence.

Obama said he was waiting for a final intelligence report on the issue before deciding on a response.

In 2011, outgoing Mossad chief Meir Dagan went public to say in his final intelligence summary that Iran is a long way from developing a nuclear weapon and that any military attack against the country could "spur Iran to pull out of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and pursue its program entirely free of UN inspections".

He described how man first acquires the spiritual forms, then he apprehends the intelligibles, and by means of the latter he approaches the final intelligence (al-‛aql al-âkhir).

Though a final version of the intelligence overhaul must still be written, Republican leaders pointed to the intelligence bill as one of their signature accomplishments of the session along with the extension of middle-class tax breaks and last year's approval of a program to add prescription drug coverage to Medicare.

Mr. Graham said he did not want to get ahead of his own inquiry in making a final determination about any intelligence lapses.

The play was titled "Laiza… Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed… Incidental Intelligence: An unknown literate was seen recently inscribing the "Ode to a Nightingale" on the sand at Dennis, Massachusetts, in Gregg shorthand.

Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed on the backs of the envelopes.

The New Yorker, August 12 , 1961P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed on the backs of the envelopes.

By Ruth C. Woodman and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, August 12 , 1961P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a final resting place in California, sends interested future patrons boxes of stationery with their names and "Remember!" printed on the backs of the envelopes.

American intelligence officials say they believe Iran has not made a final decision on whether to build a bomb.