Sentence examples for in some intelligence from inspiring English sources

The rule, which would require a second check on each attempt to access sensitive information, is already in place in some intelligence agencies.

"It's prevailing logic in some intelligence organizations to give $1 million to engineers at a competitor to get a technology in two days instead of spending $20 million to develop it over two years," said Ben I. Venzke, chief executive of IntelCenter, a Washington company focused on security issues.

In Britain, some intelligence analysts tried to tone down the contents of the Downing Street dossier.

In addition, some intelligence experts and historians expressed great disappointment that the documents were so heavily censored and provided relatively little information that was not already in the public realm.

I suggested to Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik that even if the planes are controlled in America, some intelligence has to come from Pakistan.

An ambient intelligence based UbiCom is a pervasive system in which services have some intelligence in order to smoothly interact with users immersed in the environment.

British counterterrorism officials said they took pre-emptive action based mainly on suspicion -- another shift in tactics after Madrid, some intelligence officials say.

During World War II, he was an ambulance driver in London and did some intelligence work, though the details are murky.

They also just use the phrase "AI" for their basic attempt toward a product that might be of some intelligence in the future.

"I'm sure we disagree on a lot but I see some intelligence in her".

However, British authorities in Halifax had received some intelligence of Allan's intended mission, and a larger British force arrived at the St .John River on June 23.