Sentence examples for intelligence picked up from inspiring English sources

What we do know is that U.S. intelligence picked up conversations indicating that the crown prince had ordered an operation to entrap Khashoggi into returning to the kingdom.

In the spring and summer of 2001, American intelligence picked up several reports that strongly indicated that Al Qaeda intended a major attack against American targets.

In 1989, Kirtzman says, Sharpton went so far as to supply the Giuliani camp with "intelligence picked up from the streets".

Among the intelligence picked up ahead of the raising of America's terror-alert level last month was communication about a possible further attack on America in the near future.

Military intelligence picked up specific indications that the League of the Righteous, or Asaib al-Haq, one of the more maleficent Shiite militant groups, has set a goal of kidnapping American service personnel made vulnerable by the withdrawal.

As soon as US intelligence picked up on his call, Mr Killbot was dispatched.

It is unclear which of North Korea's evolving capabilities came into focus once U.S. intelligence analysis picked up in early 2016.

On Tuesday, Pakistani media reported that military intelligence had picked up a retired navy commando and his brother in Lahore in connection with the raid.

But we were told not to report back any intelligence we picked up there, not to hand it to the British military.

Intelligence agencies picked up information soon after the January strikes that Mr. Weinstein was dead, but they were not immediately clear how.

White House officials said there were no unusual communications between the pilot and the control tower, nor had intelligence reports picked up any credible threats against airplanes.