Sentence examples for intelligence ahead from inspiring English sources

So you have to build in the intelligence ahead of time and let it do its thing".

And the prominent involvement of the CIA in Benghazi raises as many questions as it resolves, including why there was so little intelligence ahead of the attack, and insufficient manpower to protect against it.

Along with their British handlers, they "spun a tapestry of lies so thick and wide it would envelop the entire German intelligence system" ahead of the Allied invasion of France.

There was no confirmation of this, and Russian security officials did not comment on the video, which comes as US officials went public with their concerns about the level of intelligence sharing ahead of the games.

CBS reported that it obtained the CIA talking points given to Rice, which were also supplied to the House of Representatives intelligence committee ahead of the hearing, in which no reference was made to the Benghazi assault being a terrorist attack.

Speaking at a G20 summit in Turkey, Obama said the US had no intelligence information ahead of the attacks that would have given a clue that an attack was imminent.

Some security analysts reacted with scepticism suggesting that President George Bush and his officials were simply trying to cover themselves in case there is an attack, seeking to avoid a repeat of accusations that they failed to act on intelligence reports ahead of September 11th 2001.

With more powerful technologies such as nuclear weapons, synthetic biology and future strong artificial intelligence, planning ahead is a better strategy than learning from mistakes, so we support research and other efforts aimed at avoiding problems in the first place.

The laws are currently being considered by the bipartisan joint committee on intelligence and security, ahead of parliamentary debate later this month.

The maps drawn by soldiers in the aftermath of battle serve as grim reminders of that most basic question of wartime intelligence: what lies ahead?

The Government is briefing opposition MPs on its supposed intelligence in Syria ahead of a Wednesday vote about whether British fighter jets should join in bombing in Syria.