Sentence examples for drew on intelligence from inspiring English sources

The next day, September 10th, Scarlett circulated a new draft of the dossier, which drew on intelligence that MI6, the spying agency that Ian Fleming and John le Carré immortalized, had picked up the previous month from a confidential source inside Iraq.

The Royal Navy drew on intelligence on the defences of Kaafjord to make the exercise range as similar to the conditions around Tirpitz as was possible, and the aircrew were extensively briefed on the locations of German positions.

The team draws on intelligence from the NPOIU database and, the Guardian has learned, is located on the seventh floor of 10 Victoria Street in central London, a building previously occupied by the Department of Trade and Industry.

Britain's Catalog of Iraq's Race for Forbidden Weapons The British government's assessment of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, issued yesterday, drawing on intelligence and other information already available, concludes that Iraq continues to develop such weapons.

The new report is a joint effort backed by the CIA, FBI and NSA and draws on intelligence gathered by all three agencies.

But some critics say the information artificial intelligence (AI) systems draw on is flawed.

Up to now, the inspectors say, they have not been given all the intelligence the United States and Britain have drawn on in making their allegations about the secret weapons projects.

That analysis, and others like it, draw on years of clues and scraps of information gathered in Iran and from intelligence agencies around the world.

Our purpose going forward will be to drive improvements in the quality of health and adult social care through regulating and monitoring services, through putting people's views and experiences at the centre of our work, through drawing on our intelligence and unique insight to provide a confident voice on the state of care and through working with strategic partners across the system.

Schrems drew on information about US intelligence agency practices and systems for sucking up data that had been revealed by NSA whistleblower, Edward Snowden.

Beneath Mr. Kupferberg's antics, however, was a keen poetic and musical intelligence that drew on his Jewish and Eastern European roots.