Sentence examples for because the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Those stories — the true stories of Syria's uprising, he says — go unreported because the intelligence services, the Mukhabarat, "control the media, the state, everything," he said.

Since the bomb attack, there has been a widespread belief here that Syria, Hezbollah's ally, orchestrated the killing because the intelligence officer had fought Syrian meddling in Lebanon.

The American officials declined to speak publicly about the information because the intelligence reports in which it is spelled out are classified.

Several current and former officials, as well as outside experts, spoke on the condition of anonymity because the intelligence surrounding the Israeli strike remains highly classified.

Several diplomats and administration officials representing both sides of the debate were interviewed on condition of anonymity because the intelligence about the Syrian site remained classified.

Because the intelligence community did not have direct access to many of these sources, it was exceedingly difficult to determine source credibility.

In his tiny dressing room at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater the next day, his jade-colored eyes sleepy (he had been napping) behind wire-rimmed glasses, Mr. Jones said he relished the role because of the intelligence of Mr. Vidal's writing and because, even for an actor of his stature, meaty parts don't come easily.

"We watched what they were doing because of the intelligence reports of their part in separatism in Ukraine, and also because it was clear they weren't a cultural group.

He said at least 50 terrorist threats had been averted because of the intelligence information gathered.

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We were told we went to war against Iraq because of the intelligence.