Sentence examples for led by intelligence from inspiring English sources

Led by intelligence reports, Israelis had gone directly to houses belonging to past or present political and military activists.

The investigation, apparently being led by intelligence and cultural affairs officials, came at the request of Afghanistan's new president and chief executive officer.

The review, led by intelligence agencies, will be a "deep dive" into a possible pattern of increased "malicious cyber activity" during the campaign season, the White House spokesman Eric Schultz said.

We need these agencies [the coastguard, the navy, police forces and the Border Force] working together, led by intelligence, so that we have sufficient resource in place to interdict where we need to".

11 society led by intelligence operatives, administration aides and members of the Navy SEALs, who are young, dedicated and steely professionals, most of whom have a deeply personal grudge against Bin Laden — a relative killed in attacks on the twin towers or the Pentagon, or a childhood lost in the aftermath.

One of the key lessons of policing research is that resources for preventing and investigating crime should be led by intelligence.

Politicians all declared they were led by the intelligence and military as they were out of the picture.

The F.B.I. has laid the groundwork for a successful investment with a strong program management office, led by an intelligence community information technology expert with proven success.

The discovery of the shells has prompted a probe, led by U.S. intelligence, into how the Libyans obtained them; several sources said early suspicion had fallen on Iran.

The independent review, to be led by the intelligence and military thinktank the Royal United Services Institute, will look at the proportionality of the data gathered for surveillance purposes and the legal framework in which this happens.

Supported by American Special Forces troops, and led by Afghan intelligence officials, the effort has been building for six months and is now gaining traction in some rural areas where Afghan and NATO forces are too thinly spread to stop the Taliban's encroachment.