Sentence examples for assessments of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, we can't make similarly rapid assessments of intelligence or integrity.

It was given such a vague name, by Feith's own admission, because the administration did not want to have it widely known that there was a special unit in the Pentagon doing its own assessments of intelligence on Iraq.

The report was released Thursday after years of partisan squabbling, and it represented the close of five years of investigations by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence into the use, abuse and faulty assessments of intelligence leading to the invasion of Iraq in March 2003.

These volumetric differences were significantly related performance on standardized assessments of intelligence, including tests of both verbal and non-verbal (i.e., performance) skills.

6 Because the diagnosis of MR requires accurate and valid assessments of intelligence, the term DD is generally reserved for children five years of age or younger, prior to the age at which IQ testing can be applicable.

Mr. Kent's legacy looms large in the scathing new Senate assessment of intelligence failures leading up to the war against Iraq.

"Litigating this action could result in exceptionally grave harm to the national security of the United States," Mr. Garre said, referring to the assessment of intelligence officials.

Stephen J. Schulhofer, professor of law, New York University; former consultant to United States Sentencing Commission; specialist in criminal law and criminal procedure: We absolutely need to have a comprehensive, independent assessment of intelligence failures prior to 9/11 like that ordered after Pearl Harbor.

By most accounts, including the assessment of intelligence insiders, academics and journalists who cover the subject, the conglomerate of intelligence agencies is in much better shape than it was before 9/11.

A White House spokeswoman told the Guardian that it had asked for "an assessment of intelligence community policies, training standards or directives that promote diversity and tolerance, and as necessary, make any recommendations changes or additional reforms".

"Upon learning of this matter, the White House immediately requested that the director of national intelligence undertake an assessment of intelligence community policies, training standards or directives that promote diversity and tolerance, and as necessary, make any recommendations changes or additional reforms," Hayden said.