Sentence examples for away from the intelligence from inspiring English sources

One source acquainted with both the prosecutor and the spy said: "When he started investigating the cover-up, Nisman wanted to break away from the intelligence channel but over time he came to rely on it".

Human rights organisations accused the inquiry of shifting the blame on to internet companies and away from the intelligence agencies.

In part it draws attention away from the intelligence failures of the U.K.'s own security services, and by implication the U.K. government's failures.

With that never realistically being an outcome, the US are worried about embarrassing themselves and so have backed away from the intelligence source in the hope it won't happen again.

Taking those zero days away from [the intelligence community] would probably have a big impact on what they do".

That doesn't take anything away from the bravery, intelligence or training involved at frontline level.

Much depends on efforts by Nawaz Sharif, back for a third stint as prime minister, to wrest control of the domestic security apparatus away from the military-intelligence agency, ISI, whose effectiveness and loyalty are both in question.

While there he shifted the research focus of the organization away from artificial intelligence.

Responsibility for security intelligence was taken away from the Mounties when a separate intelligence service was created in 1984, partly in response to previous illegal activities by the federal force.

But most reporters shied away from US intelligence assessments that the army under Kayani continues to support the Taliban and Mumbai attackers Lashkar-e-Taiba.

What we are trying to do with this paper is get away from the "linear scale of intelligence" that sets one species above or below another.