Sentence examples for intelligence aimed at from inspiring English sources

Baskin said senior officials in Israel knew about his contacts with Hamas and Egyptian intelligence aimed at formulating the truce, but nevertheless approved the assassination.

Baskin told Haaretz on Thursday that senior officials in Israel knew about his contacts with Hamas and Egyptian intelligence aimed at formulating the permanent truce, but nevertheless approved the assassination..

At the same time, the Police Department's Intelligence Division has several hundred other detectives working separately, running a sweeping network of informants and collecting a mass of intelligence aimed at forestalling another attack in New York.

The Independent has been told that despite difficulties on the ground of obtaining accurate intelligence aimed at limiting civilian casualties, the US-led air operations command at Udeid in Qatar have already identified specific Syrian targets that the RAF would be expected to hit within days.

So the review is likely to recommend more vigorous intelligence aimed at tracking nuclear smugglers and anticipating terrorist attacks, and more robust actions within the nuclear laboratories to expand abilities to identify nuclear materials in other nations that might be passed surreptitiously to terrorists.

It is pursuing a number of infrastructure projects, made possible by machine intelligence, aimed at augmenting both urban and suburban internet connectivity.

Artificial intelligence aims at making machines perform tasks in a manner similar to an expert.

The official said the White House is considering a ban on intelligence collection aimed at allied leaders.

For now, according to officials, an American military response is not under discussion, though presumably intelligence operations aimed at undermining Iran's effort continue in earnest.

Other steps include the designation of new mission managers under Mr. Negroponte who will provide leadership on intelligence strategies aimed at high-profile targets, including Iran and North Korea.

The report says clandestine intelligence operations aimed at detecting secret Iranian nuclear activities, including the construction of new underground sites, are "vitally important".