Sentence examples for intelligence tip from inspiring English sources

Acting on an intelligence tip, two B-1B bombers dropped 2,000-pound 2,000-pounduided bombs on a compound of buildings 10 miles from Gardez.

B5 IN BRITAIN -- The Royal Navy intercepted a cargo ship in the English Channel after receiving an intelligence tip that the craft carried "terrorist material".

The C.I.A. Plays a Role The C.I.A. has also occasionally joined Somali operatives in interrogating prisoners, including Ahmed Abdullahi Hassan, a Kenyan arrested in Nairobi in 2009 on an American intelligence tip and handed over to Somalia by the Kenyans.

Mr. Ahmad was apparently on the way to Oslo when Dutch border officials, acting on what they called an intelligence tip, stopped him late Thursday at Schiphol Airport and notified the American and Norwegian authorities.

An example of what Washington now has in mind took place last December, when Spanish naval vessels, acting on an American intelligence tip, intercepted a North Korean missile shipment to Yemen.

In part, the government has said it was acting on an intelligence tip from the new leaders in Libya, who discovered documents in the rubble of the former intelligence headquarters in Tripoli, that former Baathists intended to stage a coup after the American pullout.

An intelligence tip-off suggested an arms cache could be found at the Haitham Hotel.

Rashid Rauf is understood to have been watched after a UK intelligence tip-off that he was in Pakistan several weeks ago.

There too, a foreign intelligence tip-off had led to the alert, but no arrests were made and no explosives found in the stadium.

Yet it is intelligence tip-offs, not airport checkpoints, that have foiled the vast majority of attempted attacks on aircraft (including the most recent one).Work is under way to come up with technologies to screen air freight.

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