Sentence examples for intelligence screening from inspiring English sources

The first issue is the failure of the diplomatic and intelligence screening process, which should have raised alarms long before Mr. Abdulmutallab got on a plane bound for the United States, multiple entry visa in hand.

The CPM is a language-free intelligence screening test consisting of 36 items and standardized for children between 4 and 11 years of age.

The White House has granted a special ethics waiver to allow President Obama's top counterterrorism adviser to conduct a review of the intelligence and screening breakdown that preceded the failed Christmas Day bombing attempt on an American passenger plane over Detroit.

There has also been a big step forward in artificial intelligence cancer screening currently used in Southend hospital by Lancor Scientific.

The changes, unthinkable a decade ago, are only now being seriously discussed thanks to improvements in intelligence and screening made in the years after the attacks of Sept. 11.

The State Department was previously running behind schedule on releasing the emails due to US intelligence officials screening the messages for classified information.

With all the dinosaurs, apes, robots, digital actors and artificial intelligence on screen, it's often hard to connect with anybody real.

Intelligence coordinator: "Screener said at least one child near SUV".

At a February House Homeland Security Committee hearing, Michael Steinbach, the FBI's assistant director for counterterrorism, questioned whether the US had the ability to collect adequate intelligence to screen new Syrian entries, noting the lack of on-the-ground intelligence collection in the war-torn country.

He said he also thought the new plan promised to do a better job of applying fresh intelligence to preflight screening.

Under the plan described by the military officials, Kroll or another private American company would be awarded a contract to provide training for the new Iraqi security force and would work with the American military and intelligence agencies in screening its members.