Sentence examples for limit the intelligence from inspiring English sources
Washington has long said that Iran will find it hard to exploit any data and technology aboard it because of measures taken to limit the intelligence value of drones operating over hostile territory.
In both parties in Congress, however, lawmakers are trying to limit the intelligence-gathering.
Many of those agencies are part of the Defense Department, and so the secretary of defense controls their purse strings, drastically limiting the intelligence director's influence over them.
That led the US not only to take the unusual step of limiting the intelligence it shares with Israel about the Iran talks but to embarrass Netanyahu by leaking the move.
Google isn't limiting the intelligence to pivot tables either.
Coupled with intelligent network (IN) and limited personal services, the mobile services provided to the customers are limited by the intelligence embedded in the mobile service base stations.
"Our view, having reviewed all of the material, is that judgments in the dossier went to (although not beyond) the outer limits of the intelligence available.
PRESIDENT BUSH'S proposed reforms are expected to tackle most aspects of how America protects its citizens from attacks, rather than be limited to the intelligence services.
Lord Butler found that the dossier's judgments "went to (although not beyond) the outer limits of the intelligence available".Mr Powell's smoking gunsIn February 2003, Colin Powell, the secretary of state, delivered a presentation to the UN Security Council that has been credited with convincing many sceptics of the case for war.
The commissioners suggested that a rival Republican-authored House bill placed too many limits on the intelligence director's budget and personnel authority and that the House bill also included many contentious law enforcement provisions that could derail an overall bill to overhaul the nation's intelligence agencies.
"There are also significant limits to the intelligence that can be collected about onshore smuggling networks from the high seas".
