Sentence examples for intelligence public from inspiring English sources

The distinctions during the cold war don't work in fighting terrorists -- law enforcement and intelligence, public and private.

But, perhaps as a result of the growing awareness of animals' intelligence, public concern over their life in captivity is increasing.

The list of ministers who have stepped down includes officials responsible for defence, intelligence, public enterprises and public services, as well as the local government minister, Sydney Mufamadi, who was the key mediator in Zimbabwe's political crisis.

The documents also show a background briefing for then NRC chairman Gregory Jaczko and other commissioners that split intelligence into "public answer" and "additional technical, non-public information".

A critical piece in our understanding of collective intelligence for public and population health rests in our understanding of public and population health as a living and evolving network of individuals, organizations, and resources.

He has brought several departments – including intelligence and public prosecution – under his control.

But for all that, Holland Green achieves a degree of intelligence and public spirit almost unheard of in luxury residential developments.

Simon Chapman, the director of policy, intelligence and public affairs, at the National Council for Palliative Care, said the research "sadly serves to confirm that dying does not make equals of us all".

The Intelligence Squared public debates, about which The New Yorker did a Talk of the Town piece a couple years back, are pretty good.

While some of the raw information cannot be verified, it is nonetheless broadly consistent with other classified American intelligence and public accounts by American military officials.

"We are witnessing oversights in various aspects of the case that include intelligence, legal, public, media and parliamentary," Mr. Shai said Sunday.