Sentence examples for key intelligence of from inspiring English sources

The Ellison team also found that key intelligence of police corruption, known by the former Met Commissioner Lord Stevens that related to the Lawrence murder, had been withheld from the Scotland Yard legal department, which was in charge of disclosure of information to the 1998 Macpherson inquiry into the fatal stabbing of the black student.

This information has however provided WHO with key intelligence on the gaps in availability of a life-saving technology that is contributing to the global burden of health care-associated infections.

This relationship has resulted in ED data being recognised by the World Health Organization as key intelligence for the development, implementation, and evaluation of violence prevention initiatives [ 7, 8].

We do not know whether Samuel Ballton guided the Sixth Wisconsin on this targeted raid or whether he provided the key intelligence about the location of Confederate material there; Rufus R. Dawes, the eventual commander of the Sixth and hero of Gettysburg, described this raid in his memoirs but made no mention of Ballton.

A page from an internal top-secret intranet of GCHQ, shared with the NSA, discovered by the 29-year-old whistleblower Edward Snowden and seen by the Guardian, shows a list of "key intelligence requirements" set out for the summit.

According to Springborg, Sisi's power is unprecedented because he has strong allies at the top of the army and each of the key intelligence services.

Two senior law enforcement officials said the key intelligence was an electronic intercept overseas of at least one of Mr. bin Laden's associates speaking in code about an imminent attack on Americans in the United States or abroad.

She later worked alongside Colonel James Montgomery, and provided him with key intelligence that aided the capture of Jacksonville, Florida.

Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill)., chair of a key intelligence subcommittee, called for an investigation Friday to determine if the CIA lied to the Congress, citing "systematic deception by the CIA".

According to the European commission (EC), some 2,000 senior police officers, including most of those in key intelligence and investigative roles, have been fired or re-assigned in the past month.

Abdullah is the oldest living son of Abu Anas al-Libi, also known as Nazih Abdulhamad al-Ruqaie, who is accused of being a key intelligence agent for al-Qaeda, helping it to plan and carry out the 1998 embassy bombings in Nairobi as well as the aforementioned attack in Tanzania.