Sentence examples for initial intelligence from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, something like this actually happens, though mostly in small, unintimidating places, and then only when my initial intelligence turns out to be, you know, intelligent.

General Hagenbeck defended the military's initial intelligence reports.

"They were very effective from our initial intelligence gathering," said Hoshyar Zubari, a senior official of the Kurdish Democratic Party.

Despite initial intelligence co-operation between Washington and Damascus after 9/11, Syria's opposition to the Iraq war placed it on a collision course with the Bush administration.

Rice relied on initial intelligence that proved incorrect, and she is now under attack by some Republican senators who vow to block her if she's nominated as secretary of state when Hillary Clinton steps down.

"After reviewing the initial intelligence and information received during questioning, the two men were not considered a significant security threat and were released," said Rear Adm. Gregory J. Smith, the top coalition spokesman.

Months after the initial ricin intelligence reports surfaced last year, Saudi intelligence officials revealed a twist to the ricin plot: Qaeda operatives were trying to place the toxin in bottles of perfume, especially a popular local fragrance made of the resin of agarwood, and send those bottles as gifts to assassinate government officials and law enforcement and military officers.

Its initial business intelligence and decision-making tools were developed in 2004, tapping into databases and providing visualizations of data that could indicate to managers what paths to take, according to company co-founder John Saaty.

Initial Allied intelligence estimates placed the size of the Japanese forces on Bougainville at around 18,000 men, however, it was later determined that the number was closer to 40,000.

After the initial enterprise business intelligence and data warehousing (EBI/EDW) program's portfolio of projects is defined, the portfolio must be prioritized, refined and adjusted as necessary, and rebudgeted, and must also undergo a rigorous Critical Design and Schedule Review (CDSR).

They add that they have not received any corroborating evidence to support an initial report from Czech intelligence that Mohamed Atta, one of the Sept. 11 hijackers, met an Iraqi intelligence officer in Prague in April 2001.