Sentence examples for intelligence responsible for from inspiring English sources
India held Pakistan-based militants and Paskistani intelligence responsible for the hijacking at the time.
They also speculated that MI6 — the branch of British intelligence responsible for foreign operations — had become involved, perhaps through contacts in Italy, after the Ambassador's return to Rome.
To date, many researchers believe in emotional intelligence (EI) as the most significant type of intelligence responsible for both social life and academic achievement.
Smart handover procedures: A critical part of the solution is the intelligence responsible for deciding when a flow has to be handed off to a different access network and when it has to be brought back.
The control plane in SDN contains the intelligence responsible for defining the behavior of the network (the "rules") while the data plane moves packets within the network according to these rules (the "processing").
Playing a mainly antagonistic role in the game's events is 343 Guilty Spark, an eccentric artificial intelligence responsible for monitoring and maintaining Halo's systems.
The Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI), headed by the director of naval intelligence, is responsible for foreign intelligence and cryptology.
Before long he held high responsibility in MI9, the intelligence agency responsible for creating and sustaining the "ratlines", the channels run by the resistance movements in France, Belgium and Holland for the spiriting back to Britain of shot-down RAF pilots.
Social skills and self-awareness are matters of emotional intelligence (EQ), and TalentSmart's research with over a million people has shown that emotional intelligence is responsible for 58% of job performance.
The C.I.A. briefing of the Senate committee was overseen by the national intelligence officer responsible for issuing warnings about impending threats, an indication that it had the imprimatur of the wider intelligence community.
Human Rights Watch, the New York-based NGO, said that its researchers have spoken to the Pakistani intelligence officers responsible for the torture of Zeeshan Siddiqui, 28, from Hillingdon, west London, and reported that those men said British intelligence officers in Pakistan were fully aware of what was happening to Siddiqui.
