Sentence examples for flawed intelligence from inspiring English sources

The Iraq decision rested on flawed intelligence.

News of the flawed intelligence would be disheartening, he said.

We did it with a go-it-alone foreign policy based on flawed intelligence.

Some participants said the Bush administration used flawed intelligence to plan and conduct the search.

Mike Loveland London The Chilcot report concluded that flawed intelligence for the Iraq war should have been challenged.

For some with family and friends in the military, news of the flawed intelligence hit particularly hard.

Yuval Steinitz, a former chairman of its parliament's foreign-affairs and defence committee, calls the NIE "the most bizarre and flawed intelligence report I've ever read".

Clearly, those advantages have not always been used competently or humanely; like any other weapon, armed drones can be used recklessly or on the basis of flawed intelligence.

The dossier that the Prime Minister used to convince the House of Commons and the country that the war was justified was based on flawed intelligence.

A combination of flawed intelligence, book-cooking, random "body-counts" and wishful thinking led to chronic underestimates of the strength of the enemy.

Chalabi, who is notorious for his role in promoting flawed intelligence on weapons of mass destruction before the war, is now a deputy Prime Minister.