Sentence examples for intelligence not to from inspiring English sources

We collect intelligence not to issue warnings but to act on it.

… The administration used intelligence not to inform decision-making, but to justify a decision already made.

Why is a man with his intelligence (not to mention verbal gifts) living so listlessly in a rural backwater?

Now there is American help in buying off competing warlords and supplying air power, weapons and intelligence (not to mention knocking heads together to prevent infighting and war crimes).

In his home country of England, Emery said, revelations about bird intelligence (not to mention emotional acuity) should have people reflecting on pheasant and grouse shooting as well as the killing of raptors to keep game bird numbers artificially high.

But Stiefvater's respect for her readers' intelligence — not to mention her obvious fascination with the archaic and the occult — sometimes gets in the way of her ability to tell a coherent story: with all the tarot card readings and scryings and dowsings, it's hard to know which way is up.

But in certain "exceptional cases," agents may continue to ask questions without a Miranda warning "to collect valuable and timely intelligence not related to any immediate threat".

Ali ignored one piece of advice from the squadron's intelligence team: not to give his fighters advance word of the operation.

· "It is important for the intelligence community not to overhype the threat, but it is also important for the intelligence community not to underhype the threat" - US Congressman Mark Kirk, interviewed on BBC radio.

Behavior can be inconsistent, but intelligence tends not to fluctuate wildly.

But the intelligence services, not to mention Congressional Republicans, may never forgive him if he grants them one.