Sentence examples for addition to the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Under those very limited situations, the notification may be to the "Gang of Eight," which includes the majority and minority leadership of the House and Senate, in addition to the intelligence committee leaders.

In addition to the intelligence used in sorting messages from skim to main, Skimbox does include Mailbox-like gestures for archiving, deleting and deferring, but also offers multi-edit capabilities, which lets you work through messages in batches.

In addition to the usual intelligence, officials found that "people want to know that what they're seeing is relevant to their life," said Ms. Price.

The Observer was among the first to point out that in addition to the striking intelligence and sophistication of these books, they were linked by the potent and mysterious figure of Henry James.

In addition to the field intelligence reports, two other categories of documents whose contents and even subject matter have never been publicly discussed — 84 documents that the city contended were privileged in their entirety and 177 that the city agreed to release with its own editing — were ordered disclosed in part by the judge.

In addition to the 29 military intelligence soldiers who are alleged either to have committed abuses themselves, ordered military police officers to mistreat detainees or witnessed misconduct but failed to report it, the inquiry found six civilian contractors were involved in abuse or failed to report it.

A new addition to the Brute artificial intelligence was a pack mentality; leader Brutes direct large-scale actions simultaneously, such as throwing grenades towards a player.

I noticed that between Yale, and you referencing The Atlantic on your blog--in addition to the nuance and intelligence of your writing--it's important to bring into your blog not just aspects of popular culture, but truly intelligent commentary about fashion, and what is trending.

In addition to the behavioural assessments, intelligence was assessed with the WISC-III [ 37] (age<17) or the WAIS-III [ 38] age> = 17).

In addition to this, the intelligence services are criticised over major flaws in their intelligence gathering and assessments, principally their belief that Saddam had WMDs.

In addition to this, intelligence agencies believe that Isis offers fighters more money than any group in the region - $400 £2433) a month – and offers more military equipment, to boot.