Sentence examples for assert that intelligence from inspiring English sources

Still others assert that intelligence is causally related to achievement.

Practitioners of nouvelle AI assert that true intelligence involves the ability to function in a real-world environment.

Mohamed al-Fayed, the Egyptian businessman whose son Dodi died along with Diana, has always asserted that intelligence agencies were involved.

In the same evidence session Mr Cook exonerated Mr Blair of the charge of deliberately misleading the country, but asserted that intelligence material was chosen selectively to fit a predetermined policy.

In targeting and wiretapping Americans, the administration would have to get individual court orders from the intelligence court, but in "exigent" or emergency circumstances it would be able to go ahead for at least seven days without a court order if it asserted that "intelligence important to the national security of the United States may be lost".

But a Congressional aide said that the president had been particularly outraged by an article in The Washington Post last Friday that asserted that "intelligence officials have told members of Congress there is a high probability that terrorists associated with Osama bin Laden will try to launch another major attack on American targets here or abroad in the near future".

Elsewhere in the document he cites a report by the Interception of Communications Commissioner which asserts that intelligence agency analysts who happen to take in some "irrelevant communication" in the course of their day-to-day mass surveillance activities, will, in any case, soon enough forget what they read.

CARACAS, Venezuela -- The shadowy underworld of Basque exiles in this city is coming under sharp scrutiny after recent arrests in Europe and an indictment this month from one of Spain's top judges asserting that Venezuelan intelligence officials were involved in training Basque separatists and Colombian guerrillas in Venezuela.

And if May wants to assert that gigantic intelligence databases are necessary to 'keep people safe', it's worth making the obvious point that the UK security agencies' bulk data collection habits did not prevent the 7/7 co-ordinated terror attack in London, in July 2005.

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But Bush aides continued asserting that the intelligence they received showed a link.