Sentence examples for intelligence about future from inspiring English sources

Syria also provided the United States with intelligence about future Al Qaeda plans.

The narcos have penetrated the US embassy in Mexico City (as they had previously the one in Colombia's capital, Bogota), their funds allowing them to siphon out a stream of intelligence about future operations against the narcos.

Zoë Lazarus and Richard Welch, co-directors, Lowe Counsel ("Providing intelligence about future mainstream consumer behaviour") Booze cinemas "The film industry is already being affected by the growth in DVD sales, online file-sharing and home cinema systems.

But it is surely these new and unknown threats that will bring about future intelligence setbacks.

Time and time again, he gathered intelligence about the future of technology; surveyed the competition and refined his taste; set goals and assembled teams; tracked projects, intervening into even apparently trivial decisions; and followed through, considering the minute details of marketing and retail.

What have "recent intelligence reports" suggested about future terror attacks?

We don't yet have a reliable or full chronology of the use of torture and harsh interrogation techniques in C.I.A. prisons, but we do know that, beginning in the summer of 2002, several senior Al Qaeda prisoners were waterboarded or subjected to extensive sleep deprivation, or both, in an effort to extract intelligence from them about future plots.

Teams of American military and intelligence operatives have a command post in Sana, the Yemeni capital, to track intelligence about militants in Yemen and plot future strikes.

"That interactivity enables marketers to better educate and guide a prospect on their journey while at the same time collect phenomenal business intelligence about the challenges and problems a future customer faces".

Such mistreatment would be a violation of the Geneva Convention even if it yielded vital intelligence about terrorist plots past, present and future.

It is very hard to reason about future technology we do not yet have, or intelligences greater than ourselves.