Sentence examples for intelligence reaching out from inspiring English sources
They are manning remote combat outposts, conducting patrols, gathering intelligence, reaching out to local villagers.
There are interviews with all the members of the E Street Band, but The Promise: The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town is about Bruce, about Bruce realizing his artistic vision when in his 20's, about Bruce moving from a young man working from "artistic instinct" to the more mature musician reaching out for "artistic intelligence".
He also said that officials from MI5, Britain's domestic intelligence agency, reached out to him before his second trip to discuss his views on Syria, and that MI5 assured him that he would not be "hindered" in returning to Syria.
You can achieve this through decentralizing decision-making or by reaching out to the collective intelligence to significantly increase accuracy.
But at the time, Iran was reaching out to the United States and collaborating on intelligence in Afghanistan, leading to the entire family's detention by Iranian intelligence, the son said.
While he praised Mr. Obama's intelligence and policy instincts, Mr. Panetta added his voice to those who criticize the president for not reaching out enough to Congressional Republicans.
Reaching out to the community.
"He has emotional intelligence and can reach out to people in a way Gordon Brown couldn't," said Paul Richards, a former special adviser to two Cabinet ministers.
He begins to become disenchanted with intelligence misused and reaches out to register concern, particularly over the illegal intrusion into virtually every electronic communication both domestic and international.
The CIA reached out to foreign intelligence services.
