Sentence examples for intelligence when they from inspiring English sources

But very soon I was utterly absorbed by this movie's simple storytelling verve and the terrific lead performances from Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone who are both excellent – particularly Stone, who has never been better, her huge doe eyes radiating wit and intelligence when they're not filling with tears.

It would be, at the end, to design a holistic approach, a model, in order to assure that policing designers had the best knowledge and the best intelligence when they take decisions on counter-terrorism.

The managers therefore need to have the sensitivity to recognize these human issues and to act on them in an effective manner, requires a leader with high emotional intelligence when they interact with the others [ 39].

The men's accusations, if true, would appear to flatly contradict the assurances given by the heads of the three main intelligence agencies when they stepped out of the shadows for the first time last week, telling the intelligence and security committee they have learned a great deal since 9/11, and that "at this stage" their officers could not possibly become complicit in torture.

The Afghans were apparently unloading weapons for a nearby intelligence depot when they were gunned down.

The information is passed on by defence or intelligence services when they have an interest in exposing the malevolence or irresponsibility of the other side.

The same farmers got 25 percent more questions right on the intelligence test when they were rich, and made 15 percent more errors on the executive control test when they were poor.

Inquiry chairman Sir Robert Owen's 300-page report said that two Russians Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitri Kovtun were probably acting under the direction of Moscow's FSB intelligence service when they poisoned Mr Litvinenko with radioactive polonium 210 at the Millennium Hotel in Mayfair.

American officials dealing with Pakistan now spend most of their time haggling over our military and intelligence activities, when they should instead be pursuing the sort of comprehensive social, diplomatic and economic reforms that Pakistan desperately needs and that would advance America's long-term interests.

And that point is much like the one you from hear from NSA chief General Keith Alexander or anyone else in the intelligence community when they speak of those who expose their secrets, be it traitors like the one who supposedly turned in the Russian spies or whistleblowers like Edward Snowden.

All the ex-lawmakers on the commission -- former Senators Bob Kerrey of Nebraska and Slade Gorton of Washington and former Representatives Lee H. Hamilton and Timothy J. Roemer, both of Indiana -- were members of intelligence committees when they were in Congress and had access to classified information about terrorism.