Sentence examples for intelligence regarding the from inspiring English sources
"Our understanding evolved over time," Mrs. Clinton said of the intelligence regarding the Benghazi attack.
A large community of Russian refugees made Riga a critical listening post for Western intelligence regarding the Soviet Union.
Inexplicably — perhaps due to mistaken intelligence regarding the Union position — General Floyd reversed course in the middle of the escape and retreated back into the surrounded trenches.
Before closing the case, however, agents noted the existence of a file that was to be used as a repository for future intelligence "regarding the Keystone XL pipeline".
Surprisingly, however, he contends that the administration's account of 9/11 "didn't provide a pretext for aggression, as did the government's manipulation of intelligence regarding the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq".
Crucially, these special forces would control the flow of intelligence regarding the government's troop movements and lines of communication to allow opposition troops to cordon off population centers and rid them of snipers.
About a year ago, the United States began to acquire better intelligence regarding these terrorist groups.
But starting in August of 2002, when we started to use the techniques on Abu Zubaydah, that's when all of the intelligence regarding all the different plots and all of the information regarding the different high-level A.Q. operatives was obtained.
Some members of Congress and some of our partners in the international community are hesitant to rely on the intelligence regarding what happened on Aug. 21 because the intelligence that led to the Iraq war proved to be false.
Mr. Peterson subsequently acknowledged that he did not know for sure, but assumed, that the intelligence regarding Dr. Ali's cousin had been verified.
At one point, the FBI's Houston office said it would share with TransCanada "any pertinent intelligence regarding any threats" to the company in advance of a forthcoming protest.
