Sentence examples for completed intelligence from inspiring English sources

Admiral Mullen said Afghanistan was likely to continue what a nearly completed intelligence assessment called "a downward spiral" unless there were rapid, major improvements.

The Bush administration said today that it had no plans to raise the nation's color-coded terrorist alert level in advance of next week's two-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks and that a newly completed intelligence review had turned up no specific evidence suggesting threats against domestic targets timed to the anniversary.

Additionally, to assess a possible correlation between cognitive style and intelligence, the participants completed an intelligence test in a separate session.

The following talking points on the attack on the American Mission in Benghazi, Libya, were completed by intelligence officials on Sept. 15 and used by Susan E. Rice, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, and other officials to guide their initial public statements.

Among them were that Mr. Hamdi is an American citizen held in his own country, that military officials have completed their "intelligence collection" from him and that they have decided that his access to legal advice will not compromise national security.

All participants were tested individually and completed the intelligence test and the Local-Global Task. Local-Global Task

During all sessions, participants provided a saliva sample, then, they completed the intelligence test and the stop-signal task.

Out of this screening pool of 298 participants who completed an intelligence structure test, 73 people (42 women and 31 men, aged between 18 and 50 years) were selected for this DTI study.

"Complete subservience and complete intelligence do not go together," he said.

This point remains troublesome, and may not be resolved until historians are allowed to look at the complete intelligence documents.

They describe her as someone who has operated outside Senate rules and as having been careless in voting for the Iraq war without reading "the complete intelligence reports".