Sentence examples for distorted intelligence from inspiring English sources

The widespread perception that the September 2002 dossier distorted intelligence produced a "damaging legacy", undermining trust and confidence in politicians.

What followed was an epic propaganda onslaught of distorted intelligence, fake news, credulous and erroneous reporting by bona fide journalists, presidential playacting and Congressional fecklessness.

Congress should immediately establish an independent commission to identify who in the administration distorted intelligence and whether or not the president was complicit.

This week the committee expects to begin circulating among its members draft reports on the question of whether the administration manipulated or distorted intelligence on Iraq in making its case for war, said the chairman, Pat Roberts of Kansas.

He said six months of accusations that his government distorted intelligence in taking the country to war "is itself the real lie -- I simply ask that those who made it and repeated it withdraw it".

A6 Iraq War Opponents Cite Memo Opponents of the war in Iraq drew attention to a British government document they say proves that President Bush misled the public about his war plans in 2002 and distorted intelligence to support his policy.

Is this a tale of hard intelligence being distorted for political advantage?

Were these men and women of conscience supposed to sit back and do nothing as the Bush administration ignored, distorted and lied about C.I.A. intelligence that showed that the United States had no good reason to invade Iraq?

Over time, this could cause you to have a distorted view of yourself, your intelligence and your value to others because you're only paying attention to the moments when you view yourself negatively.

The Master Chief is slowly revealed walking through smoke and dust, occasionally obscured by distorted images of the artificial intelligence Cortana transmitting a message composed of portions of the character's lines in the Cortana Letters, as well as a line from the poem "The Hollow Men".

Despite the fog of distorted propaganda, skewed legal advice and dodgy intelligence, the two million London marchers, and presumably many other millions, were able to judge correctly, yet our paid representatives, other than Robin Cook, John Denham and a few others, couldn't.