Sentence examples for intelligence to ask from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't it seem a little patronizing, a little insulting to their intelligence, to ask them to tell you what they understood the priorities to be?

"The CIA also sent the questions they wanted Libyan intelligence to ask and, from the files, it's very clear they were present in some of the interrogations themselves". Foreign secretary, William Hague, said he could not comment on security matters.

Angry Afghan MPs have summoned the country's head of intelligence to ask why a force several thousand-strong, based three miles from central Kunduz at the airport, had been apparently unable – or, more worryingly, unwilling – to protect the city from a smaller Taliban force.

From then on, the long-restrained press had a field day, speculating that Keeler had been programmed to ask Profumo about the rearmament of West Germany, although nobody believed she had the intelligence to ask the question, or understand the answers.

To understand this is not to explain how life started, or why the first fish crawled on to dry land, or why birds learned to swim under water, or why humans have enough intelligence to ask questions about an unknowable prehistory.

The CIA also sent the questions they wanted Libyan intelligence to ask and, from the files, it's very clear they were present in some of the interrogations themselves," said Peter Bouckaert of HRW.

Now, officials say that the C.I.A. review team examining prewar intelligence plans to ask the Pentagon for documents from the special intelligence unit to try to determine what its role was in shaping the intelligence during the months leading up to the war.

Forget about Big Blue vs. Kasparov the best test of artificial intelligence is to ask a computer to write a story.

The documents contained details of plans by the domestic intelligence service to ask for more money to expand online surveillance capabilities, and to form a special unit to monitor social media as part of efforts to combat terrorism.

To me, Karzai claimed that after an article about his brother and drugs appeared in The New York Times: "I called the U.S. government and intelligence here to ask them, and they said: 'Totally wrong.

The negative impact of the death on the Kremlin led many Russian analysts and intelligence sources to ask who was served by killing a man such as Mr Litvinenko?