Sentence examples for intelligence was passed to from inspiring English sources

This intelligence was passed to Belizean authorities and British forces, which remarkably agreed to help the Guatemalan regime clamp down on its own opponents.

It alleged that the operation was sanctioned at a senior level in the government of then prime minister Gordon Brown and the intelligence obtained was passed to ministers.

This "extraordinary intelligence coup" was passed to the relevant commands on 2 May and the USN positioned submarines to ambush the Japanese ships.

The intelligence in the Rodney case was passed to the Met by Customs.

What intelligence was passed on to them was, if anything, misleading.

That information was passed to US intelligence agencies, but there was nothing to suggest that he was a terrorist, they said.

The documents suggest that the operation was sanctioned in principle at a senior level in the government of the then prime minister, Gordon Brown, and that intelligence, including briefings for visiting delegates, was passed to British ministers.

That was not the answer his bosses wanted, and the matter was passed to a secret intelligence committee, which did not include Mr. Davis, Raymond L. Garthoff wrote in "Détente and Confrontation" (1985).

The inquiry's senior counsel, Robert Jay QC, who will shortly become a high court judge, issued a formal statement yesterday which said that last April – a week after The Independent first revealed details from the suppressed intelligence document – a copy of the report was passed to both Lord Justice Leveson and himself.

It was passed to the US by an intelligence agency of one of the Baltic States".

Though genes were not yet fully understood, Mr. Davenport had something like them in mind when he argued that intelligence was passed on as a single "unit trait".