Sentence examples for hand intelligence from inspiring English sources

Last November, Harman told an audience at the Royal United Service Institute conference on drones in November 2015: "We must look at governance where we hand intelligence to others, such as the US, leading to a strike.

"We must look at governance where we hand intelligence to others, such as the US, leading to a strike," she told an audience at the Royal United Service Institute conference on drones in November 2015.

Last November Harriet Harman MP, chair of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights, told an audience at the Royal United Services Institute that, "We must look at governance where we hand intelligence to others, such as the US, leading to a strike.

It is also clear that, lacking an embassy in Tehran and with a limited American presence of any kind inside the country, the US sorely lacks first-hand intelligence.

But Pentagon officials said that so far they had found no evidence that the Russians were handing intelligence to Belgrade.

The policy rolls back Obama-era limitations and hands intelligence agencies greater freedom to conduct offensive cyberattacks against adversaries.

U.S. network providers have handed intelligence agencies the metadata on millions of customers while lobbying Washington to lift Net Neutrality protections that prevent them from blocking or degrading communications.

"If we know we're handing intelligence over which will be used in a killing then we ought to be confident that it meets our own rules and guidelines.

It just goes to show that style can go hand-in-hand with intelligence and innovation.

On the other hand artificial intelligence technique like agent provides better flexibility and usability as compare to others.

On the other hand, Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools such as Genetic Programming (GP) offer unique capabilities to reduce the complexities of hydrological systems without losing relevant physical information.