Sentence examples for intelligence to emphasize from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether Mr. Bush is willing to declassify intelligence to emphasize the point.

Jami Miscik, Co-CEO and Vice Chairman of Kissenger Associates, drew upon her 22 year career in intelligence to emphasize how cyber threats are very real and that we need to take them seriously.

For months, a few C.I.A. analysts have privately expressed concerns to colleagues and Congressional officials that they have faced pressure in writing intelligence reports to emphasize links between Saddam Hussein's government and Al Qaeda.

In a country worn down by tens of thousands of people killed in a drug war, he said Mexico needed to emphasize smart intelligence over the militarized "combating violence with more violence" approach of the Calderón years.

The director of national intelligence, Mike McConnell, told Congress he now regretted how the intelligence estimate was presented, saying it failed to emphasize that Iran was moving ahead with the hardest part of any bomb project: producing the fuel.

Whether jabbing the air to emphasize a piece of intelligence or brusquely cutting off a Republican congressman who questioned his judgment given his past antiwar views, Mr. Kerry was every inch the former prosecutor making the case against President Bashar al-Assad.

The combination of specific fields of expertise and crowd intelligence is the potential that we seek to emphasize for the future design of Foresight processes.

I do want to emphasize Dr. Hatzius's gentlemanliness and intelligence.

Straight male authors devote far less energy to considering the intelligence of their heroes' female love interests; instead, they tend to emphasize visceral attraction and feelings.

The latest version involves four main areas that Microsoft wants to emphasize in this release including productivity, mobility, intelligence and customer service.

In a nod to the tensions surrounding the issue, Mr. Holder was careful to emphasize the "incredibly important service to our nation" that intelligence officials provide.