Sentence examples for historical intelligence from inspiring English sources

This shame is the result of an applied historical intelligence that does not extend to the Arab world.

This procedure is not applicable to historical intelligence material which is no longer live and was never intended for use in proceedings relating to the conflict-related cases.

In 1956, the director of central intelligence, Allen Dulles, asked Mr. Pforzheimer to set up the C.I.A.'s historical intelligence collection.

Because of historical intelligence sharing links between the two nations.

"France represented for me the historical continuity of intelligence and reasonable living," he wrote.

I am stymied by Condoleezza Rice's repeated use of the "silver bullet" metaphor and her distinction between "historical" and "actionable" intelligence reports (front page, April 9).

The book is 282 pages in length, and contains more than 500 separate entries on topics such as the roles played by key contributors to the agency, notable historical events, major intelligence operations, and depictions of the organization in fictional media.

I hope there is sufficient intelligence and historical memory in Russia for that.

Mengiste's social intelligence and historical research allow her to write compassionately about emotions denatured by a brutal regime or calcified by conviction.

Incidental Intelligence: The Historical Society of Old Yarmouth, Massachusetts, offers an annual membership for one dollar, a life membership for twenty-five dolland, and a perpetual membership for a hundred dollars.

Some readers argue that Robinson's intelligence, deep historical reading and cultural heterodoxy chafe against her lyrical prose, rapturous sensibility and spiritual quests.