Sentence examples for help with intelligence from inspiring English sources

He said the Iraqis also needed help with intelligence gathering, logistics and the use of different weapons systems in coherent warfare.

The Israelis might be able to help with intelligence, but keeping them at a distance would be critical to any successful intervention in Syria.

The king offered to help with intelligence gathering but, according to US officials, wanted Jordan to maintain a low international profile.

"More than 35 countries are giving crucial support from the use of naval and air bases to help with intelligence and logistics to deployment of combat units.

The first step, he said, would be to have 25 C.I.A. officers detailed to the bureau to help with intelligence analysis.

As to whether the words will lead to practical co-operation, Mexican officials say they are getting more help with intelligence on the drug gangs from their American counterparts.

The United States and the European Union have weighed in on the side of the Saudis, helping with intelligence sharing, targeted assistance, and advisory and logistical support.

The arms chiefs appealed to Council nations to help them with intelligence about which sites to visit, but said they would report the results of their work only to the Council.

France, the United States and other countries would help with training, intelligence and logistics.

New Delhi, like Washington, has shut the tap on direct military support, but it can still help with crucial intelligence, particularly in intercepting weapons smuggled by sea.

He said he was restructuring the army to ensure the protection of the Iraqi public and had asked the UK to help with training, intelligence and technology.