Sentence examples for intelligence stand from inspiring English sources

Only Iraqi police officers and soldiers, knowledgeable about local conditions and populations, and with access to high-quality local intelligence, stand a chance of breaking Sunni resistance cells and identifying foreign agents.

As he warned: The greatest haters in world history, and the most intelligent, have always been the priests: - nobody else's intelligence stands a chance against the intelligence of priestly revenge.

"Her intelligence stands out," Ms. Freeman said in an interview.

The work may be a minor sort of jape, but its funny, spooky intelligence stands out in an ambience of strained ambition.

I don't see how the local Picayune Intelligence stands a chance.

Floodlights and thermal cameras focus on different parts of the border at night, and intelligence units stand ready to interrogate anyone who is deemed suspicious.

In his memoir, Bush says that he told Olmert, "I cannot justify an attack on a sovereign nation unless my intelligence agencies stand up and say it's a weapons program".

It behooved my intelligence to stand around and watch what the hell was going on, just waiting for it to happen.

Armed intelligence agents stood behind the judges.

Private Manning, a former Army intelligence analyst, stands accused in the most significant leak of government secrets since the Pentagon Papers.

A woman of grace and intelligence, she stood out as a venerated leader of her community.