Sentence examples similar to intelligence from two from inspiring English sources

They say the attack was the result of intelligence from three "credible" sources, including a listening device planted in the building.

He compared work on reconsolidation like Nader's to notoriously inaccurate research, begun in the nineteen-sixties but long since debunked, suggesting that it was possible to transfer intelligence from one animal to another through "memory molecules".

The administration clearly hopes the agency's report, backed by intelligence from nine other countries in addition to the United States, will bolster international pressure and begin to have an effect on Iranian strategy.

I did not take this counter-intelligence from two superior women lightly.

The sentencing has increased for an intelligence operative or contractor who reveals confidential information about intelligence operations from two to ten years.

In the wake of the July 7 terrorist attacks in London, Scotland Yard brought together law enforcement and intelligence officials from two dozen European countries and the United States, sharing crucial intelligence and pleading for help in tracking down the bombers.

Officials said today that while the opportunity to gain intelligence from the two men was lost, the blame for their deaths was their own.

Intelligence sources from three countries have warned him to be careful.

Half a dozen government and intelligence officials from three administrations have said privately that they do not believe he was.

I asked top Republican and intelligence officials from eight Administrations what they thought was the one thing the President needs to grasp to succeed on the world stage.

There have been big increases in scores on intelligence tests from one generation to the next, which is too fast a progression to be caused by evolution or genetic changes.