Sentence examples for accept intelligence from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he would accept "intelligence" instead.

"While we accept intelligence operations must be conducted in the strictest secrecy, we also expect there to be strict oversight of those operations to ensure at all times they respect the human rights that are a cornerstone of this country's values".

How Americans view surveillance programs, though, varies considerably depending on how people are asked about them, with most willing to accept intelligence focused on terror suspects but warier about wider sweeps.

But there may be sticking points in Friday's talks - May said she condemned the use of torture and would stick to UK policy, suggesting Britain may not accept intelligence that could have come from such methods that Trump could reintroduce.

But he was sacked in 2003, leaving him free to take on the Government, especially over the invasion of Iraq, even though he had accepted intelligence reports about Saddam's chemical weapons and had voted in favour of military action.

The former Prime Minister said that he was sorry that he accepted intelligence reports that the Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein, still held weapons of mass destruction, which he had once used against his own people.

Robert Oakley, a former Ambassador to Pakistan, told me that the Pakistanis have countenanced a few American military advisers, and accepted intelligence help from the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. Pakistan also allows the United States to conduct overflights and provide logistical help.

The report claimed that, although Trump had not signed any real-estate-development deals, he and his top associates had repeatedly accepted intelligence from the Kremlin on Hillary Clinton and other political rivals.

Others will say the rules are not tight enough and accepting intelligence from those who might torture will encourage them to continue.

We measured intelligence by using a surrogate for the widely accepted intelligence quotient (IQ).

Mancuso thinks we're willing to accept artificial intelligence because computers are our creations, and so reflect our own intelligence back at us.