Sentence examples for mean that intelligence from inspiring English sources

While this does not, as in Green Zone, mean that intelligence was deliberately falsified, it does raise the question of whether officials at perhaps more than one level may have been so determined to invade Iraq that they "sexed up" a piece of evidence they knew to be dubious – behaviour that might be considered little better than making it up altogether.

I mean, that's not what intelligence is".

That means that intelligence analysts believe there is a possibility that terrorists will target a serving police officer.

The PlayStation Network that allows online players to communicate uses encrypted text and voice chat, which means that intelligence agencies can't intercept messages as they pass between users.

Ministry spokesman Jean-Christophe de Le Rue said on Tuesday that the increased level "means that intelligence has indicated that an individual or group within Canada or abroad has the intent and capability to commit an act of terrorism".

(We assume he meant that intelligence agencies had hacked Clinton's server — at this point, the majority of Clinton's emails have been made public and anyone can thumb through them).

It meant that intelligence and reasoning couldn't possibly be a factor.

"It also means that intelligence allows us to be able to pause and reason through the situation and the possible consequences of our actions".

A robot passing the Turing test would have huge implications on humanity, as it would mean that artificial intelligence has reached the human level.

That may mean that artificial-intelligence start-ups thin on the ground start-ups thiny 1980s—will start tonemerge, provided they can harness the technologrounddo sincehing useful.

It will also mean that where our intelligence identified other forms of supply – whereas in the past we've been a bit hamstrung – now we can say actually it's a problem we've got and some legislation that can solve it".