Sentence examples for a more intelligence from inspiring English sources

The Hill quotes Benjamin Wittes of the Brookings Institution, who intimates that the White House may prefer a more intelligence community-friendly bill.

The latest figure suggests it had risen to 18.3% in the last year after the adoption of a more "intelligence-led approach" at a time when the overall use of the powers had fallen from 500,000 to 350,000.

In London the use of stop and search has fallen by 40%, but the use of a more intelligence-led, targeted approach has resulted in 2,000 more arrests.

The Metropolitan and West Midlands police forces have already massively scaled back their use of stop and search as part of a successful pilot scheme using a more "intelligence-led approach".

We might then perhaps get a more intelligence-led, proactive and targeted response from the police, who after all are only as effective as the trust and confidence they build with communities.

As a side note, former major general Robert Harding was going to move TSA towards a more intelligence-driven model.

"We are pleased to expand this important effort, in collaboration with our airline and airport partners, as we move away from a one-size-fits-all approach to a more intelligence-driven, risk-based transportation security system," said TSA Administrator John S. Pistole.

But when we're stuck amid a sea of cars on I-405; or when we're trying to parallel park in a four-foot-long space after searching for a half an hour; or when grandma's directions to her new condo just guided us to a condemned downtown building that's when we wish our car had a little more intelligence and a few more controls.

Mr. Keefe said: "We're certainly sharing a lot more intelligence than we were a year or two ago.

But the company promises a bit more intelligence than these cameras, though, and a degree of robustness that most of the cheaper WiFi camera's can't offer.

In 2010, there should be a little more intelligence about cultural roots.