Sentence examples for intelligence to move from inspiring English sources

Those materials might be an obvious place to focus design intelligence, to move the practice forward, to meet life halfway with better buildings, to find purpose and eventually poetry, from the inside out.

We have seen Russian-based organized crime groups being used to kill enemies of his, to gather intelligence, to move spies across boarders, and raise money for Putin by supporting particular groups or media outlets that he likes and are good at spreading disinformation.

Qualcomm Ventures, for example, has nine offices globally, which allows them to help startups with everything from market intelligence to moving their headquarters.

"Acknowledging the problems will allow the intelligence community to move aggressively to fix them".

Primakov, himself a former spy master (in foreign intelligence), began to move against businesspeople and politicians he thought corrupt.

Another way to think of packet switching is that in such a network the intelligence necessary to move a message is decentralized and spread throughout the system.

Actionable intelligence has to move from the cloud into the hands of the public and City Hall.

A1 Rumsfeld Urges Caution Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and the acting director of central intelligence urged Congress to move cautiously in adopting recommendations of the Sept. 11 commission.

Michael Tilson Thomas has succeeded here because he has trusted his audience's intelligence and willingness to move in new directions, and he is rewarded with full houses.

When the current hostilities end, the intelligence team plans to move into Iraq to sift through captured documents, interrogate prisoners of war and search sites throughout the country to try to close the books on one of the most enduring mysteries of the first gulf war.

"The only way to fix our broken intelligence system is to move forward on a bipartisan basis," said Representative Jane Harman of California, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, "and it is welcome news that most Republicans on the Senate Intelligence Committee favor major structural reform".