Sentence examples for intelligence to share from inspiring English sources

Sports venues are no exception and teams and sports scientists can piggyback on this intelligence to share rich data.

In these optional wars, it is useful to have company — to enhance our moral authority, to amplify the intelligence, to share the cost, to spread the risk — and to second-guess us.

Starting out in the classroom, I knew intellectually that I was not the only one with valuable intelligence to share.

But he also alluded to the failure of American intelligence agencies to share intelligence.

The failure of the various German intelligence agencies to share the limited intelligence available on Tito's exact location also contributed to the unsuccessful outcome for the Germans, and this failure to share intelligence was compounded by a lack of contingency planning by the commander of the German airborne force.

And those hunting for Mr. Hussein overcame another problem that played a role in 9/11: the failure of intelligence organizations -- C.I.A., National Security Council, F.B.I. and military intelligence -- to share information, because security rules prevented analysts from talking to one another.

He wants intelligence services to share information.

Several officials attributed the early problems to the reluctance of intelligence officials to share information.

The solution, he said, is for intelligence officials to share more information about what the N.S.A. does and why.

By early 1941, he was pushing his reluctant intelligence chiefs to share code-breaking technology with the Americans.

In April, the House passed its own version of the cybersecurity bill that encourages businesses and intelligence agencies to share information about attacks and threats to computer systems.