Sentence examples for exaggerated intelligence from inspiring English sources

Half of them think the administration intentionally exaggerated intelligence reports about Iraq's banned weaponry.

A report in January by Lord Hutton vindicated Mr. Blair and his government of charges that they had exaggerated intelligence on the danger from Iraq's weapons programs.

Both officials disputed suggestions that the administration had exaggerated intelligence to build a larger coalition, or to win domestic support for a war.

Both Mr. Blair and Mr. Bush are battling charges that they misrepresented the threat posed by Saddam Hussein and exaggerated intelligence findings to bolster their case for a military strike on Iraq.

Prime Minister Tony Blair angrily denied today charges that in making the case for the war in Iraq his government had exaggerated intelligence reports showing that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction.

A1 Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain denied charges that his government had exaggerated intelligence reports, released last September, that made the case for the war in Iraq by showing that Saddam Hussein had illegal weapons.

But attempts to shift the blame from those who exaggerated that intelligence to promote an illegal war of aggression should be exposed for what they are.

The senior judge looking into allegations that the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair exaggerated available intelligence on Iraq to garner public support for war will publish his findings on Jan . 28 his office said Thursday.

The Bush administration faces intense media scrutiny about whether it exaggerated or misrepresented intelligence about Iraq, with doubters being energised by America's failure so far to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Senate Intelligence Committee Report Failed to Look at "White House Iraq Group" A Senate Intelligence Committee report released last week corroborates assertions that the Bush Administration exaggerated pre-war intelligence and ignored dissenting views among spy agencies over Iraq's weapons programs and Saddam Hussein's links to Al Qaeda.

He dwells hard upon every question posed, as though a stranger to English language, only to then answer with a mixture of exaggerated emphasis and acute intelligence.