Sentence examples for been based on intelligence from inspiring English sources

His approval rating was down to forty per cent — lower than George W. Bush's in December of 2005, when Bush admitted that the decision to invade Iraq had been based on intelligence that "turned out to be wrong".

But some past high-profile terror arrests have been based on intelligence that turned out to be inaccurate, and have led to accusations that police and MI5 have ramped up the nature of possible plots.

I am heartened that the Guardian's first news report included this key paragraph: "Some past high-profile terror arrests have been based on intelligence that turned out to be inaccurate, and have led to accusations that police and MI5 have ramped up the nature of possible plots".

But Mr Harper said the operations had been "based on intelligence and reasonable suspicion".

He said that much of its work had been based on intelligence gathered through working closely with industry on the surveillance committee.

Doreen Lawrence, who was confirmed this week as a Labour peer, said: "I'm sure there's illegal immigrants from all countries, but why would you focus that on people of colour, and I think racial profiling is coming into it". But Mr Harper said the operations had been "based on intelligence and reasonable suspicion".

Targeting is based on intelligence, which can never be perfect.

Answer: in both cases the prime minister claimed his decisions were based on intelligence.

In fact, the attribution was based on intelligence and analysis of previous Russian state hits.

The American assessments are based on intelligence collected over the past year, as well as reports from international inspectors.

That conclusion is based on intelligence officers' analysis of the relationship between the main group and the dissident splinters.