Sentence examples for liberal intelligence from inspiring English sources

Russia now needs a leader far greater than Gorbachev or Yeltsin; it needs a creative and liberal intelligence.

But the main reason for the sense of familiarity is that one picks up so many clues about him from his films and plays: his liberal intelligence, satirical edge, good heart.

In the UK, and in most other western liberal democracies, intelligence and security services are not listening to telephone conversations and reading communications on a massive scale.

Liberal news organisations all.

He also objected to the bill's liberal approval of intelligence wiretaps even if intelligence gathering is only a minor purpose of the tap.

Throughout his life, Bob was known for his kindness and compassion, his liberal politics, keen intelligence and wit.

The general level of official vigilance is up, the more liberal flow of intelligence from allies has led to some important arrests, and a few prudent security measures have moved along smartly.

That's of course a very liberal estimate: artificial intelligence and crowdsourced flagging can provide at least some level of leverage, and it almost certainly the case that not every video needs to be reviewed as carefully or in real-time.

Trump called for an emphasis on human intelligence, liberal use of drone strikes, targeted killing of terrorists and leaders of groups such as the Islamic State group and al Qaeda, and the continued use of the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

I find it both curious and terrifying that liberal filmmakers would consider intelligence itself a political liability.

As for Chief Justice Roberts, Mr. Toobin describes him as towering "above his colleagues, conservative and liberal alike, in savvy, intelligence and understanding of the place of the Supreme Court in American life".