Sentence examples for intelligence indications that from inspiring English sources

Israel's Army Radio said there had been no intelligence indications that Palestinians were planning to shell Sharon's funeral.

The first, the official said, was "a window of opportunity," along with intelligence indications that the captives might be moved.

But all Westerners in Afghanistan have been warned to take extra safety precautions in light of intelligence indications that Taliban and Al Qaeda loyalists may launch terrorist strikes against Western targets, perhaps in the form of car or truck bombings or kidnappings.

"There are strong intelligence indications, however, that some players are vulnerable to corrupt approaches and there are people outside tennis who seek to corrupt those within the sport," the review said.

But according to a senior defense official and two former intelligence officials, there were also indications that some intelligence had been wrong, and might have reflected deliberate disinformation from Iraqis enlisted as spies by the United States or from Iraqis who suspected that American intelligence agencies were listening in on their communications.

Mr. Steinberg is to lead the American team at those meetings; the group will include Stuart Levey, the Treasury under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, an indication that economic measures will be a significant part of the discussions.

According to military and intelligence officials, there were indications that Aamer and al-Sharbi had been at odds.

Intelligence reports showed mounting indications that Colonel Qaddafi was reactivating his terrorist network, although hard links between the terrorists and Libya could not be confirmed.

Military intelligence picked up specific indications that the League of the Righteous, or Asaib al-Haq, one of the more maleficent Shiite militant groups, has set a goal of kidnapping American service personnel made vulnerable by the withdrawal.

In his initial 50-minute interrogation on Dec. 25, 2009, before he stopped speaking for a month, Mr. Abdulmutallab said he had been sent by a terrorist named Abu Tarek, although intelligence agencies quickly found indications that Mr. Awlaki was probably involved.

* A classified document signed by the president in December 1998 read in part: "The intelligence community has strong indications that bin Laden intends to conduct or sponsor attacks inside the United States; and * A classified document signed by the president in July 1999 characterized a February 1998 statement by bin Laden as a de facto declaration of war on the United States.