Sentence examples for intelligence extracted from inspiring English sources

The statement does not address the possibility that intelligence extracted under torture was later received by the UK authorities.

There is a persistent view that intelligence extracted under torture is worthless, but there is no sign that MI5 or MI6 take that view.

Gen. Geoffrey D. Miller, then the head of detention operations at Guantánamo, to visit Iraq to find ways to improve the quality of intelligence extracted from detainees about the growing anti-American insurgency.

Craig Murray, the former British ambassador to Tashkent who was removed from his post after publicising Britain's use of intelligence extracted through torture in Uzbekistan, described in his book Murder in Samarkand how he visited a university and found it to be deserted.

There are no Foreign Office papers seeking permission from ministers to enable the arrest of these three individuals or question them overseas".The statement does not address the possibility that intelligence extracted under torture was later received by the UK authorities.

The raids are driven by intelligence extracted from the 7,000 or so Palestinians in Israeli jails, subjected, according to Amnesty International, to "cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment and sometimes torture".The incursions and arrests are pre-emptive strikes to thwart Palestinian attacks.

We would like to make sure that the ones that ought to be secured so they don't go out and kill more people are, in fact, secured, and ones that need not be are not, and that, in every event, the maximum amount of intelligence is extracted from them first".

For the intelligence supposedly extracted was of no value in finding bin-Laden ten years later.

The high-level KGB defector Oleg Gordievsky pleaded in vain with British intelligence to extract his family from the Soviet Union, top secret files reveal.

"Opera's core value lies in turning Big Data into Small Data – that is, using advanced machine intelligence to extract valuable signals and patterns from massive data flows and turn them into a stream of analytically enriched guidance brought to the front lines of our customers' businesses".

Over the course of the night, it became tempting to think of extramusical uses for these sounds: enema, asbestos removal, labor induction, any number of covert military intelligence-extracting operations.