Sentence examples for intelligence attributed to from inspiring English sources

After sending mixed messages about Syria's war, Trump entered the fray when scores of civilians died in the April 4th chemical-weapons attack on the town of Khan Sheikhoun, which U.S. intelligence attributed to forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

He accused Iraq's Shias of plotting to assassinate Sunni leaders, foment strife across the region, grab the Gulf's oil, and form an evil axis linking Washington, Tel Aviv and the Shia holy city of Najaf.Even more poisonous vitriol appears in a letter that American intelligence attributes to the alleged leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Musab al Zarqawi.

A truck bombing in Kabul, which intelligence officials attributed to the Taliban-allied Haqqani network, killed 64 people and wounded hundreds last month.

This week the fundraising network of the the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) was also breached, an act Reuters said US intelligence officials had attributed to Russians as well.

President Barack Obama has been rightly criticized for his laggard response to these provocations, which the intelligence community has attributed to Russian hackers attempting to tilt the election in Donald Trump's favor.

The most spectacular example is the break into the computer systems of the American Democratic Party during the 2016 presidential campaign, an attack American intelligence agencies have attributed to Russian hackers.

(The term "artificial intelligence" is usually attributed to John McCarthy, a former colleague of Minsky's at M.I.T. McCarthy, a mathematician and now a professor of computer science at Stanford, coined the phrase in the mid-nineteen-fifties to describe the ability of certain machines to do things that people are inclined to call intelligent.

In case you haven't been following it, the Seth Rich conspiracy holds that before his death (or, in this version of events, assassination) in July Mr. Rich had been involved in the leaking of Clinton campaign emails to WikiLeaks, which the United States intelligence community has attributed to Russian-sponsored hackers.

There has long been debate about whether the qualities of mind, personality, and intelligence can be attributed to heredity or to upbringing this is the nature and nurture controversy.

Amos Yadlin, a former chief of military intelligence, attributed any distinctions to the fact that "you hear different music from the political level and the professional level".

An initial investigation by Afghan intelligence attributed the attack to the Haqqani network, a Taliban-allied group based in Pakistan.