Sentence examples for chunks of intelligence from inspiring English sources
Theirs is traditionally a world of shadows, far removed from oversight, dossiers and inquiries such as Lord Butler's, which quoted chunks of intelligence material and even revealed (to the horror of many officers) the precise number of agents MI6 had been running in Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
The world now knows that the C.I.A. gets the biggest chunk of intelligence spending at $14.7 billion for 2013, and that a little-known agency, the National Reconnaissance Office, gets $10.3 billion, almost as much as the National Security Agency.
Australia is also part of the Five-Eyes alliance of western intelligence services, giving them access to big chunks of US intelligence assets.
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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.
This was not a failure of intelligence.
Wechsler abbreviated scale of intelligence.
The collection of intelligence items is optional.
