Sentence examples for intelligence flow from inspiring English sources

Washington will have to be vigilant regarding the intelligence flow on Iran, Syria and even America's Turkish allies in northern Iraq.

In a statement on Tuesday, the Pakistani Foreign Ministry said the "intelligence flow indicating some foreigners in the surroundings of Abbottabad, continued till mid-April 2011".

But that lacks credibility, as MI6 sources told the Guardian in January; to sever the intelligence flow from Riyadh to London would also mean stopping the flow from Riyadh to Washington.

The Foreign Office statement was clearly intended to answer the criticism, noting that Pakistan had shared information with the C.I.A. on the Bin Laden compound starting in 2009, and that the "intelligence flow continued until mid-April 2011".

In some ways, the portrait bears a striking resemblance to the failures before the Sept. 11 attacks, despite the billions of dollars spent over the last eight years to improve the intelligence flow and secret communications across the United States' national security apparatus.

Reduced or no relationship actually quickly becomes hostility, means less trust between state and the people, means less intelligence flow, means more terrorism.

But they must also worry about how much intelligence flows the other way.

The intelligence flows from the battlefield, all the way up the chain of command.

The agency knew Iraq was using chemical weapons, but still the intelligence flowed.

The British have risked it with the United States in Iraq; intelligence flows freely between the two countries.

Local intelligence flows freely, as in the days when the likes of George Orwell or Rudyard Kipling came here.