Sentence examples for intelligence to avoid from inspiring English sources

If Messina Denaro, the last of Sicily's notorious fugitive bosses, feels comfortable name-checking the 15th-century head of the Spanish Inquisition, it is also a reflection of the cultured side of a criminal who has used his sharp intelligence to avoid a police dragnet for 21 years.

That could be an inspection or security use case where the user wants to run a program to have the R1 fly itself to a number of points and capture a snapshot from each while having the intelligence to avoid obstacles in the way and prioritize the most efficient safe flight path.

A precocious girl, she hides her intelligence to avoid exclusion at school.

Wolfowitz wanted to reëxamine national-security intelligence, and to avoid what he considered the groupthink inclinations of the intelligence professionals ("the priesthood," he calls them).

All government bureaucracies are reluctant to admit error, but it is so much easier for the intelligence agencies to avoid exposure.

Other key files from military and scientific establishments have been placed in cars that are being driven around the countryside by Iraqi intelligence agents to avoid detection.

And Mr. Lietzau said that while the war continues, it is lawful and necessary to detain people without trial, both to gain intelligence and to avoid creating any incentive for troops in combat to elect killing over capturing.

Fahmy and Amnesty are also calling on Canada to improve oversight and accountability for its intelligence agencies, to avoid situation where Ottawa itself is responsible for its citizens' arrest — and, in several cases, torture.

Conversely, excessive attention to national security mistakes of omission, such as Benghazi and 9/11, may distort this balance and inadvertently lead to support for the use of torture by fueling the desperate need to obtain any and all intelligence available to avoid these types of mistakes in the future.

The sequence of tasks was the same for all subjects, alternating neuropsychological and intelligence tests to avoid fatigue.

In the nearly six months since President Enrique Peña Nieto took office, Mr. Osorio Chong said, the smarter use of intelligence and efforts to avoid violent confrontations between federal forces and criminal gangs have led to a nearly 20 percent drop in organized crime killings.