Sentence examples for channel of intelligence from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether Mr. Khan represents the second channel of intelligence that officials have alluded to in recent days that, they say, convinced them that the reconnaissance of financial institutions was related to current threats.

But it could just as easily have applied to any number of instances since, including the private channels of "intelligence" used by members of the Bush Administration to convince themselves that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.

In an ideal world, he said, the agency would be getting real-time information from the banks themselves, as well as from the NSA's traditional channels of intelligence, and have the power to take action before a cyberattack caused major damage.

Mr. Miliband said on Channel 4 News here that the very nature of intelligence sharing required that "secrets should remain secrets".

Taking this approach your leaders can and must hone their ability to be "multipliers" who "access and channel the intelligence, talent, and creativity of the people around them" making "everyone smarter" according to Liz Wiseman and Greg McKeown.

In the US, independent oversight of the NSA comes through two channels: the intelligence committees of the House and the Senate; and a special surveillance court, known as the Fisa court, established in 1978 by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?

tests were not good measures of intelligence".

That's the job of intelligence experts.

The officers collect vast amounts of intelligence.

(S/NF) If a walk-in is of intelligence interest, the case will be handled by the Intelligence Community (IC) once that interest is established, and reporting on the case will occur in IC channels.