Sentence examples for based on intelligence reports from inspiring English sources

"That inspector will have specific criteria based on intelligence reports," he said.

We know based on intelligence reports and satellite photos that Saddam is acquiring weapons of mass destruction.

While he was originally presumed dead, last year the Pentagon changed his status to missing in action, based on intelligence reports that he might still be alive.

It was closed on the day of the bombing, based on intelligence reports that terrorists had moved to the operational stage of an attack.

On the eve of the royal wedding, some 40 officers searched their makeshift homes looking for evidence of plans to disrupt the royal wedding based on intelligence reports.

Mr ElBaradei said there was no evidence that Iraq had resumed its nuclear-weapons programme, contradicting British and American accusations based on intelligence reports.

The intelligence community's assessment that "Saddam probably has stocked at least 100 metric tons and possibly as much as 500 metric tons of chemical weapons agents -- much of it added in the last year," was an analytical judgment and not based on intelligence reporting that indicated the existence of an Iraqi chemical weapons stockpile of this size.

It was not clearly explained in the National Intelligence Estimate that the basis for several of the intelligence community's assessments about Iraq's chemical weapons capabilities and activities were not based directly on intelligence reporting of those capabilities and activities, but were based on layers of analysis regarding [material deleted] intelligence reporting.

The traveling militants hail from at least 81 countries, security experts report, based on intelligence sources.

The report, based on intelligence gathered by U.S. spies, says Russian intelligence and political officials sought to sway Trump through Paul Manafort, his campaign manager at the time, and Michael Flynn, the retired general advising Trump's campaign on foreign policy issues".

Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said the document, which the government said was based on intelligence material, victims' first-hand accounts and reports by nongovernmental organizations, set out a powerful human rights case in addition to the international security argument for disarming Mr. Hussein.