Sentence examples for intelligence present from inspiring English sources

But interviews with former C.I.A. officials and with two men who worked closely with Libyan intelligence present a different story.

"There is always undercover army intelligence present, but this is the first time we have real fears of somebody trying to attack it," said Gaby Sorour, a local.

Chance Reschke Seattle, Nov. 24, 2007 To the Editor: Which is more improbable — that the trillions of solar systems in the known universe exploded from something smaller than a pinhead or that there is an invisible, omniscient moral intelligence present everywhere that has the highest tolerance for cruelty?

One kind of response is to dispute the claim that there is no intelligence present in the case of the Chinese Room.

Learning objective for this session of the seed instruction was "By the end of the seed instruction student should be able to identify the attributes of intelligence present in the learning agents".

The album was criticized as unfocused and lacking in the passion and intelligence present in Keenan's previous work.

July 2005 US intelligence presents the IAEA with the contents of a stolen Iranian laptop that purported to show extensive experimentation with bomb design.

The intelligence presented included assessments of the current status of the Iranian program; timelines, effects of sanctions; views of the international community; and outcomes of engagement.

By contrast, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and her allies within the administration have said they do not believe that the intelligence presented so far merits any change in the American diplomatic approach.

She knew, as an insider, that, "none of the government's arguments [of Iraq's apparent immediate threat] were supported by the intelligence presented to it by its own agencies.

Both the Taliban and Pakistani authorities denied involvement, but in the face of intelligence presented by Afghanistan, India, and the U.S., Pakistan's government agreed to investigate possible involvement by its own officers.