Sentence examples for intelligence on those from inspiring English sources

This helps spooks starting with the Romanised versions of, say, Pushtu names, to gather intelligence on those individuals in their native Afghanistan.

It is unacceptable that state agents can cultivate intimate and long lasting relationships with political activists in order to gain so called intelligence on those political movements".

But past experience — from fanciful estimates of Iraq's program to underestimates of North Korea's and Pakistan's — suggests that intelligence on those issues is not always reliable in either direction.

Mr. Obama wanted foreign policy first to show viewers that he could provide depth, strength and intelligence on those issues, his advisers said, given that Mr. McCain consistently wins higher ratings in opinion polls as a potential commander in chief.

This was followed up by the Home Office seconding at first a single immigration officer, now increased to five, in order to aid with gathering intelligence on those making the crossing.

That was invaluable intelligence on these families.

"There is no way one can say there was no intelligence on this attack because those reports started trickling in from late last year.

Military officials say they are prepared to strike with cruise missiles, manned bombers and, potentially, the special forces of any of the services as soon as the president gives the order, something that would require firm intelligence on the location of those who plotted and abetted the attacks on Tuesday.

Bucklew moved from one partisan group to another, gathering intelligence on the Japanese along the way.

A debate emerged almost immediately about whether the intelligence on which those disclosures were based was old or new, or a combination of both.

There's so much intelligence on this".