Sentence examples for all those intelligence from inspiring English sources

Captain Wallace said the Official Secrets Act waiver was fine as far as it went, but he asked: "What about all those intelligence officers and others who are not now resident in Northern Ireland, but who were aware of abuse allegations in the 1970s?

America receives all the intelligence that Britain gathers, he said.

"We use all the intelligence we can possibly gather".

As the outside world only provides energy, all the intelligence is embedded in the charger.

Second, not everyone wants to share all the intelligence they collect.

First of all, the intelligence was wrong.

The Bush Administration chose to ignore all the intelligence.

I was taken by the plasticity of every sort of dough, its way of being pliable to your touch and then springy — first merging into your hands and then stretching and resisting, oddly alive, as though it had a mind of its own, the collective intelligence of all those little bugs.

I was taken by the plasticity of every sort of dough, its way of being pliable to your touch and then springy first merging into your hands and then stretching and resisting, oddly alive, as though it had a mind of its own, the collective intelligence of all those little bugs.

In Afghanistan it took Nato the best part of a decade to put systems in place that would allow all those countries involved to share intelligence.

"While we do not usually comment on information-sharing arrangements with international law enforcement organisations, we want to emphasise that, having received fresh assurances, we are now working closely with our key partners around the world including all those in the 'Five Eyes' intelligence alliance". The Five Eyes alliance is made up of Britain, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.