Sentence examples for exchange intelligence and from inspiring English sources

Activists, located in safe houses dotted throughout the city, use encrypted conversations online to exchange intelligence and evade attempts by teams of hackers employed by Isis.

And, perhaps most controversial from the Americans' point of view — assuming that they knew about it — Talabani proposed that Tehran and Baghdad exchange intelligence, and that Iran help train and equip Iraq's security forces.

And, perhaps most controversial from the Americans' point of view assuming that they knew about it—Talabani proposed that Tehran and Baghdad exchange intelligence, and that Iran help train and equip Iraq's security forces.

Under the deal, the two sides pledge to promote cooperation in all fields, including exchanging intelligence and visits, training, education, scientific and technical cooperation and joint training.

Hajji Zaman said today that he had spoken with representatives of the United States in recent days, exchanged intelligence and pledged support in the search for Mr. bin Laden.

If Pakistan is to make a clean break with such policies, it will have to begin cooperating with India by exchanging intelligence and agreeing to extradite wanted terrorists.

"Our plans are defined by our goodwill to continue our cooperation in the future in the field of information exchange, intelligence exchange and of course deepen even more our trust.

If the carnage in Syria continues to spiral out of control and either the Turks or Israelis decide to intervene militarily, their capacity to exchange intelligence information and coordinate with the other will be highly valued in both capitals.

Speaking in 16 indigenous Oaxacan languages, the laborers trade recipes, discuss politics back home and exchange intelligence on who is hiring around the valley and what the job pays.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill, who described the agreement as a "huge breakthrough," said members of the Group of 7 have committed themselves to exchange intelligence on money flows and bank accounts related to suspected terrorists immediately after obtaining it.

"We have to be able to exchange intelligence better with our coalition partners," he said.