Sentence examples for intelligence in relation to from inspiring English sources

It was unclear how the Interpol and State Department alerts might be connected, although the Interpol notice did refer to the State Department closings and stated Interpol would be "prioritizing all information and intelligence in relation to the breakouts or terrorist plots".

The development of forensic intelligence relies on the expression of suitable models that better represent the contribution of forensic intelligence in relation to the criminal justice system, policing and security.

Furthermore, healthcare providers' self-reported communication skills, empathy, mindfulness and emotional intelligence in relation to observed person-centred communication skills will be assessed using well-established standardised instruments.

Waller highlights three key defects in the performance of the British intelligence services in relation to Adebolajo's time in Kenya.

She is in charge of the three linked inquiries into phone hacking, illicit payments and computer hacking, and has been leading inquiries into the potential involvement of intelligence services in relation to detainees held abroad.

Belgium's anti-terrorism organisation Ocad has a "consolidated list" of more than 800 people who are on the radar of the Belgian intelligence services in relation to foreign terrorist fighters.

Dominic Grieve, the former attorney general and now chair of the committee, said shortly after he was appointed last October: "Our longer-term priority is the substantial inquiry into the role of the UK government and security and intelligence agencies in relation to detainee treatment and rendition, where there are still unanswered questions".

But on Thursday, the new chair of the committee, the former attorney general Dominic Grieve, announced: "Our longer-term priority is the substantial inquiry into the role of the UK government and security and intelligence agencies in relation to detainee treatment and rendition, where there are still unanswered questions".

This study aims at extending previous research on the predictive validity of "maximum performance" measures of emotional intelligence (EI) in relation to cognitive and affective facets of well-being, by way of a prospective research design.

Home Office guidelines say that "the primary function of Special Branch is covert intelligence work in relation to national security".

Commenting in a statement, Privacy International solicitor Millie Graham Wood said: "The intelligence agencies' practices in relation to bulk data were previously found to be unlawful.