Sentence examples for matters of intelligence from inspiring English sources

They requested anonymity to discuss matters of intelligence.

In a statement, the AFP said it did not comment on matters of intelligence.

The president has his daily brief, a document of about a dozen pages concerning pressing matters of intelligence.

Officially, Israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in the case, as is customary in delicate matters of intelligence and national security.

"The exchange was a chance to emphasise the principles that must govern relations between allies in matters of intelligence," said Hollande's office.

Now we can see these procedures, and my first reaction was to wonder why on earth they were withheld, apart from the disturbing indifference of Presidents Obama and Bush to disclosure on matters of intelligence and surveillance.

I guess this is a matter of intelligence.

The House Republican leadership, even in the critical matter of intelligence reform, rejects bipartisan solutions.

If getting rich were a matter of intelligence or judgment, we believe in our envious hearts, surely reporters would be in life's E-ZPass lane.

A brilliant strategy is, certainly, a matter of intelligence, but intelligence without audaciousness is not enough.

How you answer these questions is not simply a matter of intelligence or education.