Sentence examples for intelligence on where from inspiring English sources

The aerial surveillance craft were deployed some time after the December fiasco to try to improve intelligence on where the men might be hiding.

UltraTEM is said to double the typical detection depth for a 250-pound bomb to more than five metres in certain soils.Besides more sophisticated kit, it helps to have better intelligence on where IEDs and landmines have been planted in the first place.

The police plan to use the Everyday Sexism site to enhance their intelligence on where and when harassment happens, said Inspector Ricky Twyford of the British Transport Police, the project manager for the move to curb sexual harassment on London's buses and trains.

Trusts can learn from how the best customer service businesses treat complaints – as a valuable source of intelligence on where to improve; as an opportunity to win back the customer's loyalty and as a means of genuinely apologising for any failures in service.

Back in the United States the news of the Pueblo's capture was greeted with anger and dismay but since there was no intelligence on where the men were being held, a rescue mission was not possible.

We gave them intelligence on where they needed to be, and they cleared houses like machines.

"But if you are trying to win hearts and minds by killing as few civilians as possible, good intelligence on, say, where insurgents, as opposed to noncombatants, are located, is hugely important".

Carl, 28, was previously a research fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, and attended the notorious London Conference on Intelligence, where "race intelligence" and eugenics were discussed.

"A decision to close this many embassies and issue a global travel warning for a month suggests the threat is real, advanced and imminent but the intelligence is incomplete on where," said Bruce Riedel, a former C.I.A. case officer and a Brookings Institution scholar.

The mission was to detain as many of the 31 militants on the soldiers' target list as they could find, uncover arms caches and generally develop intelligence on an area where substantial numbers of American troops had not been for months.

Were they tasked, for example, with providing the Governor their best intelligence about where on the lake the fish were biting?