Sentence examples for information on intelligence from inspiring English sources
Dr Miller and his colleagues found that the more a test was designed to measure g, the more the results were correlated with bodily symmetry particularly in the bottom half of the beauty-ugliness spectrum.Faces, too, seem to carry information on intelligence.
He said a raid on their homes found 22 pounds of aluminum nitrate, which can be used to make explosives; computers containing instructions on how to make bombs, model airplanes and rockets; information on intelligence gathering; and materials published by Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, the network's North African affiliate.
In Mr. Snowden's case, the U.S. Government has charged him with violating American espionage laws by revealing secret information on intelligence-gathering, a criminal law of general applicability.
"There seems to be more reliance on information based on intelligence leaks which lack credibility of proof.
He said new information based on intelligence sources showed that Iraq was making new rockets even as it was destroying old ones.
There's a different standard, a lower one, for obtaining wiretap information on foreign intelligence, and there was a fear in the Justice Department that F.B.I. agents would be tempted to label cases as being related to foreign intelligence rather than as criminal cases because it would be far easier to gain permission to surveil suspects.
As for whether the United States will reveal any intelligence information on Iraqi weapons, one intelligence official said, "There's an institutional resistance to making our most secret stuff available, even to some of the governments that might demand it".
Now an "information umbrella", based on intelligence sharing, could perform a comparable function.
He said only that his information was based on "intelligence".
Police missed several opportunities to take robust action, inadequately investigated criminal allegations on some occasions and failed to record information on their own intelligence system".
Shayler's article claimed MI5 could have stopped the Bishopsgate bombing, which a spokesman for Attorney General Lord Williams claimed was a breach of a 1997 court injunction preventing Shayler disclosing information on security or intelligence matters.
