Sentence examples for intelligence to launch from inspiring English sources

This would allow naval fleets, which depend heavily on satellites for communications and intelligence, to launch their own satellites if needed.With this launcher, called Aldebaran, France is pushing technological limits "perhaps more aggressively" than the United States, says a US Air Force space official and former defence attaché to Paris.

It takes a long time to figure out what is going on, to gather tactical intelligence and to launch a counterattack.

The missing emails are thought to include conversations about the bad intelligence used to launch the Iraq war, the identity leak of former C.I.A. operative Valerie Plame Wilson, and various unspecified activities involving Karl Rove.

Under a program known as Future Imagery Architecture, the intelligence agencies plan to launch nearly a dozen imagery satellites to replace the four or five currently in orbit.

The intelligence we had to launch the operation indicated that Al Qaeda and Taliban had been using the area in the recent past and may still be there.

The Nasserists still maintained a relatively high level of strength in the military, despite the purges, and on 18 July, under the leadership of Jassem Alwan and the help of Egyptian intelligence, they attempted to launch a daytime coup against the new government.

The House and Senate intelligence committees are set to launch a joint investigation into United States intelligence gaps in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, the chairman of the House panel said.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 - In early July, the Homeland security secretary, Tom Ridge, declared that credible intelligence showed Al Qaeda intended to launch a "large-scale attack" inside the United States to "disrupt our democratic process".

"CSEC seemingly regards unsecured devices (their 'ORBs') as valid intelligence targets in order to launch deniable attacks and reconnaissance practices.

His mother's home was ransacked; his confiscated computer has since been used by an intelligence wing of the Revolutionary Guard to launch cyber-attacks against his contacts.

Yet Israel's focus on targeting those liaison officers exposed its intelligence deficit when it decided to launch its July 2006 offensive in Lebanon.