Sentence examples for intelligence carried from inspiring English sources

This month, Yemeni forces backed by United States intelligence carried out two major strikes against Qaeda redoubts.

It began with the Administration uncovering a rogue U.S. coup attempt, along the lines of what the C.I.A. and British intelligence carried out in Iran in 1953.

A new study on dog intelligence, carried out at Harvard, now finds that dogs also have evolved a particular ability to pick up on human gestures.

At the same time, there is evidence that underworld groups, controlled by Zoran Djindjic and linked to US intelligence, carried out a series of assassinations of key supporters of the Milosevic regime, including Defence Minister Pavle Bulatovic and Zika Petrovic, head of Yugoslav Airlines.

"When they talk about wading through the swamp gathering intelligence, carrying a musket on her back – they belittle her," Grigg explains as his truck slithers down Stocks Creek Road, still unpaved.

Lonsdale, the movie's approximation of a Rivette stand-in, gives a wild, furious, tender, passionate, uninhibited performance — he bellows, cries, howls, wails, caresses, crafts dialogue with a lofty dialectical intelligence, carries the film on his big-shouldered physique.

U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russian intelligence agencies carried out hacks against the Democratic Party on Putin's orders, which the Kremlin has repeatedly denied.

Judgments about intelligence carry great weight in our society, and unfortunately Americans (especially American lawmakers and media elites) are developing an unsettling tendency to make sweeping assessments of people's intelligence, as well as their overall worthiness as human beings, based upon the kind of work they do.

We've already heard a lot from the U.S. intelligence community about the hacking operation Russian intelligence services carried out against Democratic party computer networks to influence the election in favor of then-candidate Donald Trump.

The revision, to Executive Order 12333, ratifies the major intelligence reshuffling carried out under a 2004 law that created the post of director of national intelligence atop all the agencies, diminishing the role of the C.I.A. director.

The intelligence service carried the day and Pakistan did not pull back.