Sentence examples for failure to share intelligence from inspiring English sources
He also accused the UK Prime Minister of a "shocking" failure to share intelligence, triggering a deepening diplomatic clash between Russia and the UK.
Dr. ElBaradei, alluding to the United States, denounced a failure to share intelligence information "in a timely manner" about the project, which Washington said was initiated in 2001.
Britain is embroiled in a deepening diplomatic clash with Russia after the Kremlin accused Downing Street of a "shocking" failure to share intelligence that ministers claim strongly indicates the Russian plane crash over Sinai was caused by an Isis bomb.
The half-dozen experts focused on long-term structural fixes to the Belgians' failure to share intelligence effectively and to tighten porous borders, but not on providing information about suspected Islamic State operatives.
It was only in June that the Saudi government, under pressure from the United States, moved to dissolve the charity, a delay the study blamed on ineffective American diplomacy, including the Bush administration's failure to share intelligence with the Saudis and its failure to appoint a high-level emissary to press Saudi Arabia on the issue until early 2003.
I've included those "failed complaints" below because it helps to understand how some police officers dealt with allegations and their more general failure to share intelligence.
The report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) - which was commissioned by the home secretary to find out how much police knew about Savile before he was exposed as a sex offender in 2012 - also warned that failures to share intelligence on a prolific offender could happen again.
The report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabularly (HMIC) - which was commissioned by the home secretary to find out how much police knew about Savile before he was exposed as a sex offender in 2012 - also warned that failures to share intelligence on a prolific offender could happen again.
After 9/11, an honest assessment by the FBI would have focused on bureaucratic management failures: that they failed to share intelligence with other agencies or devolve sufficient power to field offices.
But he also alluded to the failure of American intelligence agencies to share intelligence.
