Sentence examples for consensus intelligence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tenet said his provisional assessment was that the consensus intelligence report before the war had mostly been right about Iraq's missile programs but might have overestimated Iraq's progress on nuclear weapons.

And the consensus among intelligence analysts before the war, he says, was that the policy of containment was working in Iraq.

The concern has been reinforced, another official said, by an increasing consensus among intelligence analysts that appointed Iraqi leaders do not appear to be capable of carrying out the task of governing or working toward elections.

The reviews, expected to be completed this month, are to become formal National Intelligence Estimates, the classified documents that reflect the consensus of intelligence agencies and which then serve as the basis for the administration's public remarks, in this case about chemical and biological weapons abilities of countries around the world.

There is an overwhelming consensus among intelligence officials that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, but the White House has refused to say whether Trump believes that's true.

By then, the consensus of intelligence agencies worldwide was that the emergence of a nuclear armed Iran was a forgone conclusion.

A U.S. official said the consensus U.S. intelligence estimate on U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital was that it would risk triggering a backlash against Israel, and also potentially against U.S. interests in the Middle East.

President Trump has repeatedly dismissed allegations that Russia tried to sway the election — as a "hoax" or fake news — despite the unanimous consensus of the intelligence community.

In the first place, there's no consensus about what intelligence is.

In making such claims, the administration went beyond the intelligence consensus in important areas.

The council is charged with reflecting the consensus of the intelligence agencies.