Sentence examples for mentioned intelligence from inspiring English sources

I mentioned intelligence reports about growing Palestinian frustration, about the prospects of a third intifada.

He mentioned intelligence, drone aircraft and air-to-air refueling, all areas in which European members should invest more, he said.

When I asked my friends and acquaintances — both Indian and expatriate — about their perceptions of Indian men, they mentioned intelligence, wit and a reverence for learning.

The reports are among the most highly classified documents in the government, and the White House has previously acknowledged that a report to Mr. Bush in August 2001 mentioned intelligence that suggested the possibility of a strike by Al Qaeda using commercial aircraft.

When it was described as a test of athletic ability, European-American students performed worse, but when the description mentioned intelligence, African-American students performed worse.

According to this theory, the premium on speed and change of direction is rising, not to mention intelligence.

"Uncertain Toll in the Fog of War: Civilian Deaths in Afghanistan" (front page, Feb. 10) mentions intelligence errors and weapon systems errors as causes of civilian deaths.

Though spacecraft have visited, at least briefly, almost every planet and sizable moon in the solar system, Earth is still the lone proven site of life, not to mention intelligence, in the universe.

Here on the volcanic plains, already dotted with antenna arrays of various sorts serving not just the BBC but also a number of military communications systems, not to mention intelligence agencies, they are unquestionably magnificent, poised on their wave-splashed crags.

http://t.co/Wm8hs5zQ — Ellen Barry (@EllenBarryNYT) 31 Jan 13 But after even state television mentioned his intelligence career, the judge himself denied that he was a spy in a blog post published on the ANNA Web site early Thursday, apparently written after he was discharged from a hospital in Damascus.

Former National Security Adviser Susan Rice on Tuesday denied that the Obama administration had ever used the process of "unmasking" American citizens mentioned in intelligence reports for any political purpose.