Sentence examples for build up an intelligence from inspiring English sources
Following the invasion of Iraq in 2003 a number of former senior Royal Ulster Constabulary officers were recruited to advise the post-Saddam government on how to police divided communities and build up an intelligence system to counter terrorism.
Indeed, we already know that US drones and FA-18 carrier-borne jets have been flying over Iraq starting to build up an intelligence picture.
Over the years, he built up an intelligence operation with agents in other government departments: "We would routinely place moles in the ministerial teams of suspect ministers".
Mr. Ashcroft insisted that it was the Justice Department under Ms. Reno that built up a wall between intelligence and criminal investigations and underfinanced crucial areas of the operations of the department, which oversees the F.B.I.
The NYPD, which had for years built up an army and even a counter-intelligence program by spying on basically every Muslim in the city, became the foundation of a new northeastern military-industrial complex.
For more than a month now the US has been flying some 50 sorties a day to build up a detailed intelligence picture of what is happening on the ground.
"We built up an enormous expectation".
"We built up an audience," she says.
Fact: The FBI, NSA and CIA have all tried to build relationships with their foreign intelligence counterparts to build up an accurate list of international terrorists.
"We built up a very strong relationship.
