Sentence examples for interest in intelligence from inspiring English sources

His realization that both of them were highly intelligent led to an interest in intelligence testing.

Mr. Rumsfeld developed a deep interest in intelligence when he chaired a commission on the ballistic missile threat two years ago.

Second, to free judges to balance the public interest in intelligence remaining secret, against the interest that the public sometimes has in finding out that the state which operates on its behalf is involved in terrible things.

Before accepting President Bush's offer to become defense secretary, Mr. Rumsfeld considered taking the helm at the C.I.A. Since returning to the Pentagon after a 25-year absence, he has displayed an unusually strong interest in intelligence, and has been seeking to enhance his office's authority over the alphabet soup of intelligence agencies that are part of the military.

But several Republicans emphasized that the handling of the decision to keep Mr. Tenet did not reflect a lack of interest in intelligence policy or a lack of other strong candidates, but rather the confluence of events during an odd transition.

Regarding other matters of world diplomacy, Trinidad is defined as an area of interest in intelligence circles, and the FBI has set up a base there.

For example, Luciano Floridi (2011a) argues that while AI has been very successful as a means of augmenting our own intelligence, but as a branch of cognitive science interested in intelligence production, AI has been a dismal disappointment.

Suliman Baldo, an adviser to human rights advocacy group the Enough Project, said the policy shift was almost entirely motivated by U.S. interests in intelligence-sharing. Sudan has played a role in America's expanding counterterrorism operations on the African continent, providing intel on the Islamic State group's activities in surrounding countries, including Libya, Egypt, and Somalia.

Ms. Koller is part of a revival of interest in artificial intelligence.

The incident sparked Brown's interest in covert intelligence agencies, which formed the basis of his first novel, (1998).

There were two long stretches when investment and interest in artificial intelligence fell sharply — roughly 1974-80 and 1987-93.