Sentence examples similar to drawing from this intelligence from inspiring English sources

At least some replacements were apparently drawn from the intelligence services.

Today, terrorists and drug traffickers from the jungles of Colombia to the streets of western Europe employ advisers drawn from the intelligence services of the former Soviet Union, East Germany, and Yugoslavia and use criminals of various kinds to bribe or terrorize their opponents and protect their organizations.

So lessons can be drawn from this?

Several consequences can be drawn from this.

Two conclusions were drawn from this experiment.

Two conclusions can be drawn from this.

Cram drew from local intelligence and prior maps of the region, including the British plans from the Revolutionary War.

"There was plenty of legitimate evidence against him," he writes, drawn from diligent intelligence work and from his own boasts on video.

During questioning he would be startled regularly by details about his secret organisation - details would be drawn from ongoing intelligence operations, new arrests, or the interrogation of other captive al-Qaeda members.

Before the war, the intelligence community's major conclusions about Iraq's biological and chemical weapons programs far exceeded what could be drawn from available intelligence and overstated the judgments of intelligence analysts, the Senate committee concluded in its report on Friday.

While criticising the conclusions Blair and his inner circle drew from contemporary intelligence reports about the threat posed by Iraq, the executive summary of the Chilcot report says: "As Mr Cook's resignation statement on 17 March made clear, it was possible for a minister to draw different conclusions from the same information".