Sentence examples for means intelligence from inspiring English sources
Forces "cannot plan for a quiet world" and the "inherently messy" nature of protests means intelligence should never be expected to be perfect, Sir Denis said.
He explained that the organization known by that name had come into existence only in 1973 — a rather technical argument, given that mukhabarat is an Arab word that means "intelligence".
He explained that the organization known by that name had come into existence only in 1973 a rather technical argument, given that mukhabarat is an Arab word that means "intelligence".
Dr. Vertosick begins by explaining that by "life," he means "intelligence". Intelligence is the ability to find an experience's important features, to identify patterns in those features and to recognize the same patterns in the next experience.
At the F. E. Warren Air Force Base outside Cheyenne, Wyo., where 200 nuclear missiles in Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado are controlled, Col. Tom Shearer, the base commander, ordered an increase in security to Force Protection Charlie, which means intelligence indicates a terrorist action is imminent.
Second, there was not anything called Mukhabarat when I left Iraq". He explained that the organization known by that name had come into existence only in 1973 a rather technical argument, given that mukhabarat is an Arab word that means "intelligence". He added that when a precursor agency to the Mukhabarat was created he had argued against it at a Party meeting.
This is all very hazy, and won't dissuade anyone who thinks that "intelligence" could mean "intelligence agencies" from thinking they were involved in some part of this.
Regional tensions mean intelligence agencies from other countries could be involved.
Technological advances mean intelligence services can use computers to sort through lots of information to help target the right people.
That seems to mean intelligence-gathering equipment and (deniable) special forces.
And the fact that Sigint means "signals intelligence".
