Sentence examples for interpretations of intelligence from inspiring English sources
His two-disc set of Mozart's last four symphonies (2008), interpretations of intelligence, clarity and wit, but above all irrepressible energy, won several awards.
Based on earlier conversations with Dr. Kelly, the words seemed to refer to people within the Ministry of Defense and Britain's intelligence agencies with whom he had often sparred over interpretations of intelligence reports.
Moreover, a new intelligence bureaucracy would invariably lean toward homogenizing interpretations of intelligence.
The press should have known — and reported on — the fact that Chambliss had a history of hawkish interpretations of intelligence reports after he voted for the Iraq War in 2002.
As Avner Cohen, an expert on nuclear weapons, recently wrote in Haaretz, this decision resulted from Prime Minister Menachem Begin's flawed interpretation of intelligence.
Although no direct feedback was provided, MG Yadlin opined that the PM appears determined on Iran. 2. (S) Rep. Wexler asked MG Yadlin to expand on the differences in the interpretations of the intelligence.
Spookily, the play also includes a major character called Blair, a surname shared with a then Labour shadow trade and industry minister who would go on to be a prime minister defined by his interpretation of secret intelligence information on Iraq.
This time, based on different interpretations of the same intelligence data, Willoughby estimated the strength of General Tomoyuki Yamashita's forces on Luzon at 137,000, while Sixth Army estimated it at 234,000.
Biases in belief interpretation are persistent, regardless of intelligence level.
Is the American government a "credible authority on Islamic interpretation?," Samual J. Rascoff, former director of intelligence in the New York City Police Department, asks in The New York Times today.
Whether that information is reliable is open to interpretation and depends on the subjective judgment of intelligence analysts.
