Sentence examples for gaining intelligence from inspiring English sources

The humane treatment of Japanese prisoners of war was instrumental in gaining intelligence that saved Allied lives.

But he noted that "in our intelligence relationship with countries like France and Germany, 90 to 95 percent of our activity is cooperative and sharing, and a small proportion is about gaining intelligence we can't obtain in other ways".

The military said the reason so few bodies were taken to hospitals was that the militants picked up the bodies of their own people to prevent American soldiers from gaining intelligence about them.

In 1972, the Navy tapped into an undersea cable used by the Soviet Navy in the Pacific, largely in hopes of gaining intelligence about the locations of Soviet ballistic missile submarines.

Obama administration officials said the warnings had not prevented interrogators from gaining intelligence from such suspects, and the F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, testified in July 2010 that agents were already using a broad interpretation of the public safety exception to the Miranda rule in terrorism cases.

"We're not doing the fighting ourselves, but when we provide training, when we provide special forces who are backing them up, when we are gaining intelligence, working with the coalitions that we have, what we've seen is that we can continually tighten the noose.

He said it "contains powerful incentives to induce pleas that yield long sentences and gain intelligence".

What wouldn't you do to gain intelligence from an Al Qaeda suspect?

A counterpart to SIGINT gathering is known as electronic support measures (ESM) to gain intelligence about the enemy.

An experienced CIA debriefer came from Kabul for the meeting, suggesting the purpose was to gain intelligence, the official said.

The aim was to use these deals to gain intelligence about Iran's military network and 'disrupt' its weapons-of-mass-destruction programme.