Sentence examples for intelligence back from inspiring English sources

The Germans monitored these and passed the intelligence back to America.

Come to think of it, they had better intelligence back then than we do today about what's going on".

Mancuso thinks we're willing to accept artificial intelligence because computers are our creations, and so reflect our own intelligence back at us.

His own role, he said, was mainly to insure that the "flow of intelligence back to the commands" was "efficient and effective".

One of the virtues of "Frost/Nixon," Ron Howard's adaptation of Peter Morgan's hit play, is that it brings the intelligence back to the forefront without dispelling the elements of menace and fraudulence that were also part of Nixon's temperament.

It is now believed several undercover police officers have been living long-term in the environmental movement, feeding intelligence back to the National Public Order Intelligence Unit (NPOIU), an Acpo body that runs a nationwide intelligence database of political activists.

This is the police at maximum force - manpower, firepower, intelligence back-up.

Tackling extremism will require skilled policing and robust intelligence, backed up by strong and cohesive communities.

Without European intelligence backing, they could only prosecute them for attempting to illegally cross into Syria and deport them back to Europe.

Comes now a front-page story in The Financial Times by Mark Huband, that international newspaper's security correspondent, headlined "Intelligence Backs Claims Iraq Had Talks on Uranium".

Less than five years later, in February 1963, US and British intelligence backed the bloody coup that first brought Saddam Hussein's Ba'athists to power.