Sentence examples for need to gather intelligence from inspiring English sources
Mr Bush's officials say they must balance the demand for fair trials with the need to gather intelligence to fend off further terrorist attacks.
A30 Romney Critical of Intelligence Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, the leader of a national working group on domestic security, said that to protect America against terrorists, state and local agencies, as well as private businesses, need to gather intelligence themselves and not rely only on intelligence gathered by the federal government.
Owing to bad weather and the need to gather intelligence, the operation, codenamed "Flax", did not begin until 5 April.
Obama has full confidence in the director of the National Security Agency, Keith Alexander, and other NSA officials but that there needs to be a balance between the need to gather intelligence and the need to protect the privacy of people, Carney said.
It was a wake-up call to senior officers in the Metropolitan police who realised they needed a new way to gather intelligence about the hate-filled "subversives" they now had to deal with.
Many allies, those specialists assert, oppose a military campaign to unseat Mr. Hussein, and the United States needs the cooperation of those governments to gather intelligence and pursue Al Qaeda and other terrorists.
The hunt for Bin Laden also suffered from huge structural problems, not least the need to rely on Pakistani assistance, and an inability to gather intelligence on the ground.
RAF Tornado jets, which initially carried out surveillance flights to identify the needs of refugees, expanded their mission into northern Iraq to gather intelligence on Isis.
Citizens are not trained to gather intelligence, which is evidenced by Mr. Farmer's need to explain the chemicals contained in the products that his hypothetical neighbor-terrorist purchased from Home Depot.
The government also uses online activity to gather intelligence.
"The best way to fight terrorism is to gather intelligence.
