Sentence examples for improving our intelligence from inspiring English sources

And this must include passing a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act modernization bill that will make America safer by improving our intelligence capabilities while protecting the privacy interests of Americans.

Second, prosecuting the fight against terrorists in a modern and civilized way — via the rules of the Geneva Conventions and the laws of our great democracy — rather than employing the same barbaric tools of warfare that the enemy is using will do more to draw others to our side of the fight, vastly improving our intelligence capabilities and making our country safer.

"Unless we're prepared for another intelligence failure, we need to get about the business of improving our intelligence service," said Representative Porter J. Goss, the Florida Republican who, as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and as a former spy, is perhaps the C.I.A.'s most important ally on Capitol Hill.

Representative Porter J. Goss, the Florida Republican who is chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and one of the C.I.A.'s closest allies in Congress, said in an interview on Friday that "unless we're prepared for another intelligence failure, we need to get about the business of improving our intelligence service".

"We need to improve our intelligence cooperation".

And one of the ways to get him is to improve our intelligence capabilities.

On terrorism, Juppé said: "We have to improve our intelligence services, which have been weakened in the past".

"Cooperation among law enforcement agencies is still limited and we need to improve our intelligence capabilities," Hoseah told the DCM.

There are only three things we can do: (1) Improve our intelligence to deter and capture terrorists before they act.

Alluding to the measures enacted in response to earlier inquiries, he added, "They build upon steps we've already taken to improve our intelligence sharing and gathering".

I think that we'll undoubtedly make investments, for example, that will improve our intelligence capability and improve our ability to interact with the rest of the intelligence community and the C.I.A., but I don't think it will -- we've not gotten a new person in place [i.e., an under secretary of defense] that will take a look at all the intelligence...