Sentence examples for intelligence net from inspiring English sources

American intelligence officials have said his disclosures have done serious damage to national security by giving terrorists and others information on how to evade the intelligence net.

Underlying the bad-news T.S.A. story is a piece of remarkable good news: There aren't very many terrorists trying to mount attacks in the United States, and the police and intelligence net strung across the country detects most of those who contemplate violence long before they are able to do so.

In the American Revolution George Washington relied heavily on information that was provided by an intelligence net based in New York City, and in World War II the results of a lack of good intelligence were realized in the destruction of the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor.

These existing relationships allow the FBI to more easily build and vet new ones with newly arrived populations, allowing us to create a wider intelligence "net" with which to gather information and uncover potential domestic plots.

In the end sequence, Cord phones Alpha and tells her that he has dumped his information about her deal with Nagarov on the Chinese and American intelligence nets.

Sieving the data through artificial intelligence neural nets will let the computer look at changes of values within the normal range, trends shifting under the radar screen that can be early warning signs of trouble.

Computer and network security researcher Marcus Ranum, who has written and spoken extensively on information and cyberwarfare, calls Russia's tactics something else: "battlefield intelligence plus net-centric warfare".

The last time Canada hosted a G20 summit, police and intelligence tactics netted a flurry of complaints from civil liberties groups — and that was before they had drones.

Data provided to TechCrunch from Oracle's Internet Intelligence research unit confirm the net blackouts on January 16 and 18.

In their discussions, American officials acknowledged that Latin intelligence services cast their net extremely wide.

It had been sent by the UK to the US as part of the great fishing net of "intelligence" in the war on terror.