Sentence examples for light of intelligence from inspiring English sources

Despite the gaffe, security sources said the operation was a success, describing it as an unprecedented joint action by MI5 and MI6 in light of intelligence.

I wish only to suggest, to him and to your readers, that Great Granddaddy Clement Moore's familiar old mahogany whatnot casts some startling shadows when held up to the strong light of intelligence!

But all Westerners in Afghanistan have been warned to take extra safety precautions in light of intelligence indications that Taliban and Al Qaeda loyalists may launch terrorist strikes against Western targets, perhaps in the form of car or truck bombings or kidnappings.

Mr. Lieberman predicted that, given election-year pressures to act on the commission's proposals in a hurry, especially in light of intelligence warning of new terrorist attacks, the post of national intelligence director would be created and filled within six months.

You will act solely by the light of your intelligence".

Elsewhere, Abad calls him "my one true savior" and "the solitary nocturnal knight who... illuminated everything for me with the light of his intelligence".

WASHINGTON — Air security is expected to tighten, particularly for international flights into the United States, in light of recent intelligence that terrorists might be considering boarding flights with surgically implanted explosive devices, an American security official said Wednesday.

New details have come to light of an intelligence briefing held on the morning the men were killed with evidence of a breakdown in communication along the chain of command.

Mr. Ashcroft said the Bush administration did not feel compelled to raise the country's state of alert in light of the intelligence, but rather to address the "narrow" weakness in airport security.

But the White House and Congress are under pressure to move quickly to act on the commission's findings, especially in light of recent intelligence warnings that Al Qaeda intends to strike before the November elections.

Some European participants said they were stunned by what they called Mr. Rumsfeld's arrogance, especially in light of the apparent intelligence failures in Iraq.