Sentence examples for emerged intelligence from inspiring English sources

As the C.I.A.'s assessment was making its way through the government, late this summer, current and former military officers and consultants told me, a new element suddenly emerged: intelligence from Israeli spies operating inside Iran claimed that Iran has developed and tested a trigger device for a nuclear bomb.

In a segment on his radio show Monday that was reported on by Media Matters, Hannity attempted to assess the players in the recently emerged intelligence, including the CIA and FBI.

It is this element of getting more out than you put in that represents something approaching emerging intelligence.

It focuses on contextual, personalised and seamless learning to promote learners' emerging intelligence and facilitate their problem-solving ability in smart environments".

The other variety is a contingent or "dynamic" strike, which is based on real-time emerging intelligence from the air or the ground.

The Australian government and media acted responsibly by providing regular, high profile and highly transparent information on the emerging intelligence about the pandemic.

Only one significant cross-lagged path emerged between intelligence and reading differences: that between age 9 intelligence differences and age 10 reading differences.

Like Jake in the Hollywood film "Avatar," Mr. Rushdie was a white man in a native's body who went into the area of darkness and emerged with intelligence, often couched in excellent prose.

See articleThe British government scrapped an inquiry by a former judge into the alleged participation of MI5 and MI6 in the rendition and torture of terror suspects, after new claims emerged that intelligence officers had helped to send two Libyans back to the Qaddafi regime in 2004.

Begg, outreach director for pressure group Cage, recently spent more than seven months in custody in Belmarsh prison after being arrested and questioned over a trip he had made to Syria in 2013 before being released earlier this month after it emerged secret intelligence material had been withheld from police and prosecutors.

In addition, the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. have been criticized since the hijackings for not doing more to act on information that has emerged from intelligence reports, including the possibility that Qaeda terrorists might be considering a hijacking or using airplanes as a weapon, or might use outlying towns and cities as staging bases for their operations.