Sentence examples for clean intelligence from inspiring English sources

Lamont Johnson's directing has the clean intelligence that he gets a chance to demonstrate on TV more often than in movies; Johnson has a warm, honest touch and, an actor himself, he knows how to hold actors down.

President Donald Trump is launching a war on leakers, attempting to turn a story about the firing of his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, into a campaign to purge and clean out intelligence agencies.

In that meeting, Dr. Albright urged Mr. Fujimori to clean up his intelligence structure, which has been at the forefront of the destruction of a democratic judiciary, press and electoral system in Peru, a State Department official said.

The paper will identify four grand challenges, global trends that the government sees as shaping the future: artificial intelligence; clean growth; an ageing society; and future mobility from driverless cars to drones.

Progress and innovation in Canada -- especially in artificial intelligence, clean technology and health care -- has been monumental for decades.

Get intelligent intelligence.

The SNP called for the UK government to "come clean" on whether US intelligence flights through Scottish airports were related to extraordinary rendition.

The country's academic scene complements the incubators by partnering with startups to conduct research — especially in the fields of healthcare, biotechnology, clean energy and artificial intelligence.

But, then, under public pressure, the intelligence ministry came clean.

The growing trend to employ a forensic approach to doping control aims to integrate information from social sciences (e.g., psychology of doping) into organised intelligence to protect clean sport.

Hilbert has started a new yet-to-launch company called Online Intelligence to help clean up the online advertising world (which desperately needs it).