Finally, there is the worry that creating a single intelligence head would exacerbate the problem of "group think", where intelligence officers in a single structure do not challenge one another's assumptions.
First, the government should integrate all intelligence programs in a single agency.
His express-train conversation manages to convey wit, paranoia, an obsession with American politics and a caustic intelligence, all in a single sentence.
In June 1942 Roosevelt created the OSS to bring together the fragmented and uncoordinated strands of U.S. foreign intelligence gathering in a single organization.
It is intelligence along a single axis.
It would be grand, indeed, to unify all of physics, intelligence, and A.I. in a single set of equations, but such efforts invariably overlook the complexity of biology, the intricacy of intelligence, and the complexity of the real-world problems that such systems aim to solve; in A.I, as in so many other fields, what looks too good to be true usually is.
In the end, all of this information was pieced together into a giant intelligence puzzle for a single operation that took place between four and five o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
Five police forces in the south west have launched shared application that will pull together all of their intelligence resources into a single application for staff to access.
I do not believe law enforcement and intelligence work well together in a single agency.
"I doubt that we should think of intelligence reform being completed in a single stroke," he testified.
By G. Hale and Lillian Ross The New Yorker, June 4 , 1955 P. 24Western Intelligence: The gambling limit in a single Chinese Keno game at the Golden Nugget, in Las Vegas, has been raised from twenty thousand dollars to twenty-five thousand.
