Sentence examples for intelligence states that from inspiring English sources

French intelligence states that weapons manufacturer Conrad is involved in a sale, leading to Olivia returning to the sensory deprivation tank in order to find out more from Scott's memories.

"Reliable intelligence states that the Rwandan government poses an imminent threat to your life," it read.

"Reliable intelligence states that the Rwandan government poses an imminent threat to your life," the warning letters read.

The memo on Abu Farraj al-Libby goes further, citing intelligence stating that by 2004 the militants already had a device that was located in Europe but that there were no operatives to use it.

In a 2012 speech David S Cohen, the US under-secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, stated that the US does not make deals, "whether in ransom payments, in prisoner exchanges or other policy concessions".

He did not mention the current intelligence stating that there is no conclusive evidence that Iran is making any efforts to weaponize; nor could he say that the current sanctions regime is aimed at forcing Iran to stop a nuclear-weapons program that does not exist.

Some approaches to intelligence state that the brain works as a memory system which stores experiences to reflect the structure of the world in a hierarchical, organized way.

The military intelligence file states that McGrath would be a potential mine of information to the army.

Goleman, introducing emotional intelligence (EI), states that" without it, a person can have the best training in the world, an incisive, analytical mind, and an endless supply of smart ideas, but he or she still will not make a great leader" [ 8].

This is explained by research in collective intelligence which states that moving organisms generate patterns over time and a certain order is generated instead of chaos.

Lloyd's List Intelligence 2009, states that 75%% of international cargo flows in terms of volumes (59%% in terms of value) is seaborne.