Sentence examples for intelligence shift from inspiring English sources

An information and intelligence shift has emerged in America's national security state over the last two decades, and that change has been reflected in the country's educational institutions as they have become increasingly tied to the military, intelligence, and law enforcement worlds.

At the Battle of Wau in January 1943, Blamey won the battle by acting decisively on intelligence, shifting the 17th Infantry Brigade from Milne Bay in time to defeat the Japanese attack.

Once the weapons program was eliminated, a former American official said, intelligence agencies shifted their focus away from Libya.

The charges come from two quarters, from Republicans critical of the Obama administration's handling of Benghazi and intelligence officials shifting blame for Benghazi onto the State Department.

One government official said the primary purpose of the finding was to allow the intelligence agency to shift money and effort into the hunt for Mr. bin Laden.

Within American intelligence agencies, the shift toward a view that Mr. Hussein and his sons are probably alive has been prompted in part by the failure of excavations of the two bombing sites to turn up DNA or other physical evidence of their bodies.

John Negroponte, who wears the newly created mantle of U.S. director of intelligence, decided to shift parts of a classified $15 billion spy-satellite contract from Boeing to Lockheed Martin.

According to a 2012 study of this facility by the policy think tank RAND, over 40percentt of the intelligence personnel said shift scheduling and long hours were a top source of stress affecting job performance.

But shifting intelligence and military assets out of that fight, before it was done, to the invasion of Iraq did not help the struggle against terror.

And it found that the military's intelligence efforts had shifted from a cold-war focus to today's threats "only at the margins".

On the basis of those intercepts and other recently obtained evidence, American intelligence agencies have shifted their view, and now say that Mr. Hussein and at least one of his sons, Qusay, probably are still alive and still in Iraq.