Sentence examples for in the fields of intelligence from inspiring English sources
Today, civil servants routinely carry out 18 different roles, including in the fields of intelligence, finance, media, commercial and science.
It applies, and with immense implications, in the fields of intelligence, legal advice, war planning, governance and diplomacy.
Our finding that an IRT-based CAT can result in accurate assessments with far less items than tests based on traditional psychometrics is fully comparable to findings in other studies, applying IRT CAT techniques in the fields of intelligence and school achievement assessment, [ 16, 17] and in the field of Quality of Life [ 18, 22, 47].
A lack of trust could prejudice the necessary cooperation in the field of intelligence gathering.
Bush is a diligent, but not particularly successful Republican politician, with no experience in the field of intelligence.
Much of the excitement among investigators in the field of intelligence derives from their attempts to determine exactly what intelligence is.
Mensa developed as its goals the identification and fostering of human intelligence for the benefit of humanity, the encouragement of research in the field of intelligence and the promotion of stimulating activities for its members.
Mr. Hyland was a dedicated public servant with a long and distinguished career in the field of intelligence and foreign policy, serving with distinction at senior levels in the Nixon and Ford administrations.
European leaders at a summit in Brussels have spoken of a lack of trust between the United States and its European allies, saying that it could harm cooperation in the field of intelligence gathering.
Within the intelligence community, Helms' criminal conviction for deceit was viewed as a badge of honor, and President Ronald Reagan honored Helms with a national security medal for distinguished achievement in the field of intelligence.
Of course the easiest people to get information from are the ones who are attracted to you; this has been accepted reality in the field of intelligence gathering since somebody first wanted secrets somebody else had.
