Sentence examples for intelligence describing from inspiring English sources

There is raw intelligence describing contacts between I.S.I. officers and Taliban leaders, U.S. officials told me, but the accuracy of this reporting can be difficult to assess, and the motives of the I.S.I. officers are not always clear.

At various points during the presentation Suleyman talked about the potential of artificial intelligence, describing AI as DeepMind's "core expertise", and adding that it as "very important that we can leverage our core expertise to try and advance the cutting edge of research".

On 28 July, at Coron, Nelson finally obtained intelligence describing the French attack on Egypt and turned south across the Mediterranean.

California senator Dianne Feinstein, who chairs the Senate select committee on intelligence, described the threats as "unconscionable".

George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, described Mr. Millis as "a tenacious advocate for a strong national intelligence capability".

James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, described the participation of individuals "linked to groups affiliated with or sympathetic with Al Qaeda" — acknowledging, at best, a tenuous or indirect link.

Dr. Plomin, who discovered the first gene that affects human intelligence, describes the influence of genes on human behavior as "probabilistic rather than deterministic".

South African intelligence described one junior diplomat as "somewhat shy, but warm[ing] quickly to a conversation about Iran and the history of the country.

Shiite militias and Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, which American intelligence describes is a homegrown Sunni Arab extremist group with some foreign leadership, have been active there.

The European Commission report on ambient intelligence describes a fanciful scenario in which Maria, a businesswoman, arrives at a foreign airport and walks through immigration unchecked, thanks to a wristwatch computer that presents her ID and visa for validation.

It was that intelligence, described by another official as "specific and credible," that prompted a public travel warning on May 1 by the State Department that terrorists "may be in the final phases of planning attacks against U.S. interests in Saudi Arabia".