He also made it plain that MI6 wanted to prevent any court in future releasing any intelligence emanating from the agency.
So, given how closely the Jets monitor all intelligence emanating from the Belichick bunker — and, in general, how diligently teams prepare for each other — it seemed unlikely that the Patriots' technique would go unnoticed another week.
Sawers, also known as C, made it clear that in his view the courts should be prevented from disclosing any information from MI6, and specifically intelligence emanating from the CIA, his agency's close partner which has been embroiled in the torture allegations also.
In February 2003, as the U.S. prepared to invade Iraq based partly on faulty intelligence emanating from forced confessions by detainees in U.S. custody, I shivered alone in my "POW" cell at SERE school, somewhere in the woods of northern Maine.
In their view, a first intelligence emanates from the One, which is similarly incorporeal, but not simple, as it has a cause, which involves composition in this entity.
Emanation happens in triads: From an intelligence emanates, in virtue of its intellectual activity, the form of a celestial sphere, the body of a sphere, and another intelligence (ch. 4).
And we, her fans, know Meryl Streep primarily from the emotions and intelligence emanating from those roles, not via sensationalistic stories in the National Enquirer.
Sure, it has something to do with motivation, and there's an element of grit mixed into the equation, too, but most often, our ability to flourish or falter depends on our views of where talent and intelligence emanate from.
This week the United States and Pakistan established a joint military intelligence group to deal with what American officials say have been the frustrations of poor intelligence reports emanating from inside Afghanistan.
We will probably learn that the action involved a fair amount of luck — Presidents have little to do with intelligence tips emanating from the ends of the earth.
