Sentence examples for following intelligence from inspiring English sources

Officers discovered debris from the third explosion on a roundabout in Wolverhampton following "intelligence".

Three police cars forced Mark Duggan's vehicle to pull over following intelligence that he had picked up a gun from a criminal associate.

"They are going after specific targets and were following intelligence leads and doing detailed searches to find weapons caches," General Buchanan said.

On the closure of the Police Review magazine @hoganhowe confesses: "I closed down @PoliceReview following intelligence that pre-crimes (critical pieces about the Met) were being planned #totalwaronhacks".

Just days ago, Mr Bachmann taunted those who welcomed refugees into the country after two of Munich's railway stations were evacuated following intelligence provided by a foreign country of a "serious" and "imminent threat" to the city.

The Chong Chon Gang was sailing from Cuba to North Korea when it was seized in the Panama canal on July 15, following intelligence that it may have been carrying drugs.

"Last year 180,000 websites, phonelines and bank accounts involved in fraud were closed down following police intelligence.

There is no doubt that the administration deluded itself and misled the public by not following standard intelligence vetting procedures, and this is what has enraged so many of us.

Moreover, he believes that Mr Obama will demand a very high standard of proof following the intelligence debacle over Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.The idea that there will be plenty of time between Iran making the decision to build nuclear weapons and actually getting them is a comforting conceit that Western intelligence agencies have clung to.

The session with MPs and peers on the National Security Strategy Committee is likely to cover the UK's relationship with the USA, which has come under scrutiny following the intelligence revelations from whistleblower Edward Snowden and warnings about the impact of defence cuts from former Pentagon chief Robert Gates.

"We are still following the intelligence," he said, "and are in the process of defining this, but we're going to raise the bar generally speaking for aviation much higher than it is now".