Sentence examples for intelligence from outside from inspiring English sources
If the pursuit of profit is to yield an advance in social welfare, then something else, acting with deliberation and intelligence from outside the corporation, must intervene.
My experience is that anyone who is receptive to intelligence arising from outside himself or herself will readily and humbly acknowledge that there appears to be a source of wisdom in the universe for which he or she is grateful.
In light of this, institute Boards may have a critical role to play in promoting learning and strategic planning, and bringing intelligence from the outside world.
The capture of Mr. Hussein later in December by soldiers from General Odierno's division and a team of military commandos was carried out on the basis of intelligence from sources interrogated outside the prison, senior Army officers said.
While in the buildup to Iraq, the intelligence was being politicized from the inside; in the buildup to Iran, the intelligence is being politicized from outside.
President Vladimir V. Putin said foreign spies in Russia had been "showing heightened interest in classified economic information," the latest Kremlin expression of its worry that it has been under a growing threat from outside intelligence services.
At a recent Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, former SSCI member Senator Sheldon Whitehouse said that the intelligence committee did not hear from outside witnesses because "in deeply classified programs there was no way that you could bring a different view in".
Section 702 is supposed to do exactly what its name promises: collection of foreign intelligence from non-Americans located outside the United States.
The secretive agency is mandated to gather intelligence from people and entities outside of Canada.
He said later that intelligence indicated that the bombs came from "outside," presumably Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, the homegrown Sunni extremist group that American intelligence agencies say is led by foreigners.
