Sentence examples for examination of intelligence from inspiring English sources

There is a constant sense of opening up -- intellectually, emotionally and visually -- until the performance comes over as a piercing examination of intelligence itself and of the unpredictable courses it follows in any human life.

A fuller examination of intelligence lapses could mean that the C.I.A. and the Federal Bureau of Investigation will remain under scrutiny far beyond the end of the year, when the joint intelligence committee is scheduled to complete its work.

The seminar will include a close examination of intelligence reports, the Special Counsel's indictments, and other original source material to better understand the nature of foreign interference in US elections.

There is only slight evidence for gains in crystallized intelligence in Anglo-American countries [7], while examination of intelligence test scores of samples in German-speaking countries show gains on measures of both fluid [2] and crystallized intelligence [8].

In this pathbreaking book, Amy Zegart provides the first scholarly examination of the intelligence failures that preceded September 11.

The officials described the commission Mr. Bush will create as a broader examination of American intelligence shortcomings -- from Iran to North Korea to Libya -- of which the Iraqi experience was only a part.

The climate of examination is a significant change from just two weeks ago, when Vice President Dick Cheney took to the airwaves and warned Congress, especially the Democrats, that they should be very cautious about trying to exploit for partisan gain any examination of the intelligence failures that may have contributed to the attacks on the United States.

In the twist for Mr. Rucka, his new spy novel is a further examination of the intelligence agency he created in "Queen & Country". That series has at least 7,000 readers who buy it from issue to issue, Mr. Rucka said, and about four times that number who read it in trades, a thicker comic-book format that collects entire story lines.

The book raised questions rarely asked before about the basics of formal education: the curriculum, examinations, subjects, definitions of intelligence, the teacher's authority.

The FBI's Inspection Division, a unit that scrutinizes bureau operations, conducted a three-week examination of the Directorate of Intelligence, a unit that Mueller had created to carry out the shift in preventing terrorism.

Japan's Intelligence and Security: Examination of recent changes in the Japanese intelligence community and their relevance to national security strategy.