Sentence examples for intelligence effectively from inspiring English sources

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary last year found that, in some parts of the country, Special Branch was not even seeking intelligence effectively from colleagues in the same force.

Gen. Janis Karpinski, has said that while the soldiers in the photos were technically under her command, military intelligence effectively ran the unit where the abuse took place.

Secondary analysis can provide market intelligence effectively at a reduced cost (as the data collection has been conducted for other purposes) that can be fed into company strategies for targeted drug development and marketing.

We'd find it even harder to catch jihadis if we weren't swapping intelligence as effectively with our erstwhile partners across the Channel.

His days as a foreign intelligence operative effectively ended after that, since he was demoted to a position as deputy chief for internal security in Leningrad.

On the one hand, Da Costa et al. qualify adaptive Foresight as a "sophisticated step forward in the thinking on how to 'inject' anticipatory intelligence more effectively" [18].

Further on, we argue for the need for ontology-reuse methodologies which optimally exploit human and computational intelligence to effectively operationalize reuse processes.

Existing network solutions that do not have sophisticated network intelligence cannot effectively meet the Quality of Experience expectations of broadband subscribers.

Discovering automatically the semantic structure of tagged visual data (e.g. web videos and images) is important for visual data analysis and interpretation, enabling the machine intelligence for effectively processing the fast-growing amount of multi-media data.

German intelligence operations effectively ended in September 1941 when police made arrests on the basis of surveillance carried out on the key diplomatic legations in Ireland, including that of the United States.

The government continues to argue that the retention of telecommunications data is necessary for law enforcement and intelligence agencies to effectively conduct investigations.