Sentence examples for assertion that the intelligence from inspiring English sources

I think the one assertion that the intelligence community seems comfortable with is that it's not this year or next year and probably not the year after that.

During a visit to Washington last week, Pakistan's foreign minister denied assertions that the intelligence service was assisting the Taliban.

And the same can be said for the assertion that foreign intelligence agencies are now in possession of the documents Snowden took when he was working inside the NSA.

But the prime minister's assertion that measures taken to change the approach to scrutiny of intelligence and security matters, along with a change of culture, have gone a long way to plugging the gap identified by Chilcot is unconvincing.

—Steve Eder _____ On Mrs. Clinton's assertion that the United States needs an "intelligence surge" to help prevent terrorist attacks by homegrown violent extremists.

Mr. Taubman explained in an e-mail to me how the bureau sorted out the need to follow up on the memo's suggestion that Mr. Bush had already decided to go to war: I then asked Mr. Taubman about the comment in the minutes that was the most striking to me — the assertion that the Bush administration was manipulating intelligence estimates.

Commission and administration officials said that during the session with the panel Mr. Bush repeated his assertion that the now-famous Aug. 6, 2001, intelligence briefing about domestic terrorist threats was mostly historical and did not recommend that the White House step up security in the United States.

MOST college students encounter, in one class or another, F. Scott Fitzgerald's assertion that "the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function".

In a letter this week to the chairman and the vice chairman of the intelligence committee, Mr. Wilson disputed the assertion that the plan to send him to Niger was suggested by his wife.

Srebotnik moved her around with great intelligence but Williams's assertion that the Slovenian had "played unbelievable" was some way wide of the mark.

But Republicans turned their focus on his November assertion that the administration's original talking points on the episode "originated from the intelligence community" and that the White House edited only a couple of words in the memo.