Sentence examples for intelligence and preparing from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the campaign are gathering intelligence and preparing litigation over the ballot machines being used and the rules concerning how voters will be registered or their votes disqualified.

Mr. Cohen is not the first high-ranking former federal official who has recently joined the Police Department to help it branch out from fighting crime and cracking down on quality-of-life violations to gathering intelligence and preparing itself for terrorism.

Much as it did in the lead-up to the war in Iraq in 2002, the Bush Administration is manipulating intelligence and preparing an aggressive public relations effort to "sell" a war with Iran.

That covers both intrusions into foreign computers to gather intelligence and prepare for possible cyberattack, and spending to prevent electronic spying and hacking against the United States.

The mission, codenamed Grouse, aimed to eke out intelligence and prepare the ground for a British explosives unit to blow up the plant.

Unknown to the Japanese, the US Navy had divined the Japanese MI plan from signals intelligence and had prepared an ambush using its three available carriers, positioned northeast of Midway.

"As a staff officer in the Air Plans division," Niven writes, "Wilder interrogated prisoners of war, gathered and prepared intelligence, briefed and debriefed Allied pilots, and worked on plans for air attacks".

Tribunal investigators reportedly have had access to Western intelligence in preparing their case, and part of this information is expected to be used in court.

Following the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914, Blamey was transferred to the War Office, where he worked in the Intelligence Branch preparing daily summaries for the King and the Secretary of State for War, Lord Kitchener.

Progressing through the ranks from sergeant to lieutenant, he eventually became a military intelligence officer, preparing briefings for the army's senior commanders in the area.

But with the Senate intelligence committee preparing a report on the C.I.A.'s mishandling of prewar intelligence, Mr. Tenet could not have relished the prospect of the summer ahead.