Sentence examples for intelligence on potential from inspiring English sources

The US has been increasing its surveillance flights over Syria to gain more intelligence on potential targets and militant movements.

"Businesses have to be able to predict risk and gain intelligence on potential problems," says ex-Tesco lobbyist Bernard Hughes.

The Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency give the government intelligence on potential attacks, and the F.B.I. prosecutes hackers who break the law.

Condensing a myriad of intelligence on potential threats and applying it equally to 300 million citizens as a colour was too simplistic.

But, more importantly, while the other European countries look to the US and UK for data worldwide, the UK benefits from intelligence on potential terrorists based in Europe or travelling through.

He bought intelligence on potential customers from DIY websites, paid self-employed salespeople to cold call and close the deals, and ran the building teams who did the work.

The new intelligence report on potential missile threats -- known as a National Intelligence Estimate -- was ordered by the White House to update last year's assessment as Mr. Clinton nears a decision.

Hartshorn, who receives regular intelligence briefings on potential causes of civil unrest, said the mood at some demonstrations had changed recently, with activists increasingly "intent on coming on to the streets to create public disorder".

But if a team interviews six candidates for a coordinator position, it also gathers fresh intelligence on six potential foes.

But a senior administration official noted that the vast majority of intelligence that made it into Mr. Obama's daily intelligence briefings focused on potential threats, from Al Qaeda plots to Iran's nuclear program.

Its job is counterinsurgency, and both Iraqis and Americans say their biggest role now is to collect intelligence on weapons and potential attacks.