Sentence examples for means of intelligence from inspiring English sources

From now on, the communities that make free software crypto for everyone else must assume that they are up against "national means of intelligence".

"They've been very clever; they have not stuck to simply what would be the traditional and obvious means of intelligence collection," said Jeffrey T. Richelson, who wrote a book about the directorate in 2001.

And so in addressing these new threats for whom there is no real precedent we are forced to consider every means, every necessary resource - all methods of diplomacy, all means of intelligence, all tools of law, policing and our security and military forces - in order to discharge our first duty: to protect our citizens.

Cheney defending torture as an effective means of intelligence gathering.

De Forest credited Gibbs's influence for the realization "that the leaders in electrical development would be those who pursued the higher theory of waves and oscillations and the transmission by these means of intelligence and power".

This makes the insurgents less vulnerable to one of the Army's most secret Special Forces units, known as Grey Fox, which has particular expertise in interception and other technical means of intelligence-gathering. "These guys are too smart to touch cell phones or radio," the former official said.

No differences in mean intelligence quotient (IQ) as evaluated by mean of Intelligence Scale for Children-Revised (WISC-R) scale were found between the two groups of children at school age.

The word priya can mean "fond of" or in a marital context it can mean "a lover, husband", so Buddhipriya means "fond of intelligence" or "Buddhi's husband".

Last, the proposed intelligence must be already plausible on the basis of existing means of measuring intelligence.

In 2014 a Senate intelligence committee report on CIA torture concluded that the agency's "enhanced interrogation techniques" were not an effective means of acquiring intelligence or gaining cooperation from detainees.

He argued that inspection time is a particularly useful means of measuring intelligence.