Sentence examples for intelligence passed on from inspiring English sources

After about 20 minutes, with the intelligence passed on to the Iraqi forces, the convoy moved to the next polling site.

In April 1809, these ships were HMS Amethyst and, loosely supported by other patrolling ships and tasked specifically with the capture of Niémen, acting on intelligence passed on by the Admiralty.

His Paris associate William M. Brewster coordinated this flow of intelligence, passing on to the Nationalists data he received from London, Istanbul, Marseille, and elsewhere.

'When intelligence is passed on to us about specific locations and containers, NBC staff are called to examine their contents,' explained Captain Kingsley Donaldson, 31.

The official said the F.B.I. had not learned the identity of Mr. Midhar or Mr. Alhazmi from the informer, who was known as a "passive source," meaning he was not assigned to obtain specific intelligence but routinely passed on information.

The huge increase in Saudi resources devoted to defeating Aqap has brought several intelligence windfalls that Riyadh has passed on to allies.

Western intelligence agencies fear that any technology passed on by Dr. Khan could be used by terrorists.

Intelligence passed this on to the Shabak (Israeli Security Agency) who reported that this was known as a Hamas activist's house.

But his party colleague Jack Straw, who served both as home and foreign secretary in Labour administrations, claimed amendments put forward by his own front bench ran the risk of deterring agents working for the secret and intelligence services from passing on vital information.

You will also find intelligence chiefs not only passing on information and assessments, but also advocating specific courses of action.

He was "our man," but apparently was also passing on intelligence about us to Cuba.