Sentence examples for an intelligence database from inspiring English sources

Prospective recruits have their fingerprints taken and undergo retina scans that are included in an intelligence database.

The fighters were fingerprinted, and retina scans were taken so the biometric information could be entered into an intelligence database.

His officials raided the offices of Kerr, the private investigator, in Droitwich, Worcestershire last week, seizing what the commissioner calls "an intelligence database" of 3,213 individuals.

He was good at the job and was headhunted by the National Public Order Intelligence Unit, a secret body that runs an intelligence database of political activists.

The 1996 law did provide them access to an intelligence database of people deemed suspect, but they still cannot look up crucial F.B.I. data.

To guard against infiltration by militias, the road guardians would be fingerprinted and have their retinas scanned, with the information entered into an intelligence database.

He was later told the incident was recorded on a police intelligence database as a crime of making and distributing an indecent image of a child, after the photograph came to the attention of an officer based at the school, which is in the north of England.

The commissioner has already taken action rapidly to close down a private investigator who is accused of clandestinely compiling an "extensive intelligence database" of 3,000 workers with details that stretch back to the 1980s.

According to our Emotional and Social Competency Inventory (ESCI), an emotional intelligence database based on more than 17,000 individuals worldwide, these capabilities are in short supply.

It is now believed several undercover police officers have been living long-term in the environmental movement, feeding intelligence back to the National Public Order Intelligence Unit (NPOIU), an Acpo body that runs a nationwide intelligence database of political activists.

Information released by Scotland Yard under the Freedom of Information Act has revealed that while raw surveillance material is stored in a warehouse, material on certain individuals "is added to a corporate intelligence database".