Sentence examples for inappropriate intelligence from inspiring English sources

Last fall, a Senate report concluded that these centers have produced mostly "irrelevant, useless or inappropriate intelligence reporting".

These fusion centers, which represent the combined surveillance and intelligence efforts of federal, state and local law enforcement, have proven to be exercises in incompetence, often producing irrelevant, useless or inappropriate intelligence, while spending millions of dollars on "flat-screen televisions, sport utility vehicles, hidden cameras and other gadgets".

"I personally remain firm in my belief that enhanced interrogation techniques are an inappropriate method for obtaining intelligence," Brennan wrote.

Without adequate background checks, the report says, the program exposes Department of Homeland Security intelligence systems to "inappropriate or unauthorized access".

The administration should review and report to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees by June 30 , 2003 regarding what progress has been made in reducing the inappropriate and obsolete barriers among intelligence and law enforcement agencies engaged in counterterrorism, what remains to be done to reduce those barriers, and what legislative actions may be advisable in that regard.

It's a pity to talk about priceless art by the bushel, but not inappropriate for the level of intelligence Sotheby's seems to expect from its potential Koons buyers.

For Hoftstadter, the label "intelligence" is simply inappropriate for describing insights drawn by brute computing power from massive data sets – because, from his perspective, the fact that results appear smart is irrelevant if the process underlying them bears no resemblance to intelligent thought.

Gen. Antonio M. Taguba of the Army that the changes -- intended to integrate the military police who supervised the prison into the interrogation process overseen by military intelligence officers -- were inappropriate.

Asked if it was inappropriate for the officials of the intelligence service to support a presidential candidate, he said it was "a matter of personal opinion".

We should make questioning people's motives, intelligence, or patriotism as inappropriate as picking your nose in public.

But the important point being emphasized here is that at the molecular genetic level of genes and proteins it is quite inappropriate (and erroneous) to attribute any intelligence to macromolecules.