Sentence examples similar to intelligence that highlight from inspiring English sources

The same report by Dr Foster (a health intelligence company) that highlighted poor weekend care, also highlighted poor night time care.

Dennis Blair, the director of National Intelligence, today released a strategic roadmap for national intelligence that highlights, among other things, the country's need for a stronger defense against cyberattacks as well as increased partnerships with academia and industry to develop science and technology tools for intelligence purposes.

He had an intuitive intelligence that enabled always to highlight the crucial attribute in a familiar classic role: the sulky boyishness of Coriolanus, for instance, or the overweening self-regard of Othello.

But the Bush administration also chose to highlight aspects of the intelligence that helped make the administration's case, while playing down others.

That highlight the humanity.

K2 Intelligence, the investigative company started by Jules Kroll and Jeremy Kroll, has acquired the corporate intelligence firm Thacher Associates in a deal that highlights the growing and lucrative business of internal investigations and corporate monitoring.

Why are you looking at my manicure?" In a more informal translation of part of the video posted online by the Middle East Media Research Institute — a Washington-based group founded by a former Israeli intelligence officer that highlights extremist statements in the Arabic-language media — the woman also said, "You are not the boss of me, and you can't tell me not to wear nail polish".

That highlights an incipient trend.

In the former case, the administration publicly highlighted those intelligence fragments that supported its view that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction while discounting any that didn't.

Here are some key stories from the last 10 years that highlight the innate wisdom and intelligence of a woman's body.

"One relies on crime intelligence for that.