Sentence examples for crime and intelligence from inspiring English sources
The names and addresses of the buyers were added to an intelligence note and fed into a police crime and intelligence system, police confirmed.
I think Sy's absolutely right that war is far too blunt an instrument, that crime and intelligence work are where we — and the Brits, and other countries — have had our few successes.
Rob Wainwright, the director of Europol, also made this point on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, saying the UK had come to rely on EU crime and intelligence databases.
To get their share of the $300 million the government has for improving local law enforcement, he said, the local departments will have to start working with a new national crime and intelligence system and subject their officers to a regimen of "trust tests" — polygraph exams, financial audits, psychological evaluations.
Furthermore, without these, crime and intelligence analysis within UWA will achieve limited success.
Quantitative forms of crime and intelligence analysis tend to be the focal point in wildlife crime analysis.
Theyre government agencies who purchase such zero-day exploits, or hacking techniques that use undisclosed flaws in software, with the explicit intention of invading or disrupting the computers and phones of crime suspects and intelligence targets.
Fagan made a distinction between using surveillance — in an epidemiological sense, using only a panoramic view — to combat crime and gathering intelligence about who the criminals are.
"CSEC operates using the same techniques as organized crime and foreign intelligence services… CSEC uses these techniques for nation-state aims, similar reconnoissance techniques are used by criminals, academics, and interested internet sleuths.
It is absurd to think that such a small international publisher -- WikiLeaks -- specializing in publishing things about war crimes, corruption and intelligence agencies, could go into a very clearly defined head to head contest against organizations with a combined budget of over a hundred billion dollars.
An intelligence official confirmed the dispute, and depicted the Bush Administration as still looking for "the right balance between the prosecution of crime, its prevention, and intelligence".
