Sentence examples for intelligence alert from inspiring English sources

(Hindustan Times) At a news conference in Delhi on Thursday, police said the intelligence alert about a terror attack came 12 days ago.

Behind the mask of the country farmer come to market was a sharp, cosmopolitan intelligence alert to the foibles and vanities of the literary world.

The discovery of the empty but scorched launcher prompted the F.B.I. to issue an intelligence alert that terrorists might try to shoot down an American commercial aircraft with shoulder-fired missiles.

Two days after the protest in 2008, his employer sent a client what it called a "corporate threat intelligence alert" – a confidential memo that detailed what had happened on the demonstration.

"The passenger in question was observed at the beginning of the flight to be an elderly Caucasian male who appeared to have young-looking hands," states a confidential intelligence alert by the Canada Border Services Agency, which was obtained and published on CNN's website.

A startling example of why this must be brought under control was signaled in April by a stock market spike that is suspected to have been caused by a political intelligence alert to traders about a pending Medicare change favoring several private health insurers.

The report said that despite the intelligence alerts throughout the year, there was an impression among specialists at the Pentagon that Mr. Rumsfeld and his new team were "not especially interested in the counterterrorism agenda".

But by then the Americans had become interested in his case, particularly after British intelligence alerted the F.B.I. that the e-mail account that Naseer had been reporting to the Al Qaeda handler in Pakistan, e-mailing as [email protected] had started receiving e-mails again, this time from a jihadist in the United States who was asking for bomb-making instructions.

The French had received intelligence alerting them to the imminent assault, enabling Marshal Vauban to strengthen its defences and reinforce the garrison.

Hough, a pianist of keen intelligence, is alert to every emotional turn in the music without ever falling into the trap of Romantic cliché; he lets Rachmaninoff's great melodies bend and sway, but not in the expected places.

This was Raúl at his best, always scheming, always switched on, creeping away from Lúcio's clutches simply because of his footballing intelligence, his alert movement allowing him to shake off one of the toughest defenders of the decade.