Sentence examples for correct intelligence from inspiring English sources

As national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice has been a poor manager and inept at ensuring that correct intelligence is provided to the president.

The Committed found intelligence to support CIA's initial assessment that the attacks had evolved out of a protest in Benghazi; but it also found contrary intelligence, which ultimately proved to be the correct intelligence.

It's doubtful that any of the Republican presidential candidates would advocate doing a rerun of the Iraq War in North Korea, and it would be interesting to find out why they would reject such an option with all that "we know now" based on the (apparently) correct intelligence at our disposal.

Perhaps we should correct our intelligence failures before abridging our citizens' right to privacy.

If Skeen is correct, operational intelligence, or OI, will join the collection of acronyms for well-loved systems in a year or two.

But setting off ferocious turf wars by reshuffling organizational boxes will not correct our intelligence-gathering flaws.

Not a lot goes into asking whether our strategy is correct, or whether "intelligence" is intelligent enough for the challenges of the real world.

The politically correct line on intelligence (or, as we say in neurology, cognition) is that it's not a single thing — I. Q

"If Lord West, what is attributed to him, is correct, if British intelligence officials were present when people were being tortured, then they were complicit in that torture.

More important than the money was the right for Sabir to correct the inaccurate intelligence files held on him by the police, a right given to no other person in the country so far.

The next possibility is that the traditional investment theory is correct, and crystallized intelligence (e.g., vocabulary, general knowledge) is more cognitively demanding than solving the most complex abstract reasoning tests.