Sentence examples for given intelligence from inspiring English sources

One said he had given intelligence information on terrorism.

Third, case studies must exist that show that some subgroups of people (such as child prodigies) exhibit an elevated mastery of a given intelligence.

I like to comment on stories where hypocrisy is involved, as when Alan Rusbridger went up before the committee which had given intelligence chiefs an easy ride.

The materials, along with others reviewed in the intelligence cache, have given intelligence officials a much richer picture of the Qaeda founder's leadership of the network as he tried to elude a global dragnet.

Militants were carrying out house-to-house searches, probably to find evidence that a spy had given intelligence to a foreign power used to launch the attack, he said.

The senators wrote that the Justice Department in the Bush administration had given intelligence professionals "legal advice so misguided that it damages America's image around the world and the Justice Department is forced to repudiate it".

Some mutter that Fatah agents even gave intelligence to enable Israel to assassinate several top Hamas officials.

Giving information to the world, to inform the public does not give intelligence to the enemy," he said.

New laws are set to be introduced to give intelligence officials greater powers when dealing with terrorism suspects.

"[The Russians] are still reluctant to give intelligence that they feel would allow us to determine their sources and methods.

In Britain, a draft Communications Data bill gives intelligence agencies even wider powers to intercept and store such data.There are decent arguments in favour of giving governments such powers.