Sentence examples for new intelligence information from inspiring English sources

American officials said new intelligence information was being fed into a long-delayed National Intelligence Estimate on Iran's nuclear program.

The new intelligence information collected by the Obama administration finds no convincing evidence that the design work has resumed.

Wall Street was focused on Mr. Powell's appearance today before the Security Council, when he is expected to discuss new intelligence information on Iraq.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 - New intelligence information strongly suggests that Al Qaeda has considered infiltrating the United States through the Mexican border, top government officials told Congress on Wednesday.

The stark and urgent alert, based on new intelligence information, gave no information about the gravity or nature of the threat and did not indicate where or how an attack might occur.

Britain's national security adviser has been in touch with his Russian counterpart but Russia's news agencies reported a spokeswoman in the ministry of foreign affairs saying the UK had not handed over any new intelligence information.

With medicine becoming more tailored to diseases' genetic causes, rather than just their bodily effects, the field is quickly becoming inundated with data, and the methods to integrate this new intelligence with traditional information (i.e. background, family history, vitals, diet, etc). and cross-reference it with published studies are not currently standardized.

A day after senior White House officials said the decision to raise the terror alert level on Sunday had been driven in part by new intelligence beyond the information about specific buildings in the United States, the White House press secretary, Scott McClellan, told reporters that "there are some ongoing operations under way" to disrupt terrorist activity.

James X . Dempsey the executive director at the Center for Democracy and Technology, a Washington policy group, said today that he believed that a new domestic intelligence agency would create a new reluctance to share intelligence information.

The government, meanwhile, is drawing up a green paper proposing a new statute banning all intelligence information from being disclosed in court.

Mr. Powell "is going to be showing some new intelligence and some new information," Mr. Armitage said, adding, "No one will be able to evade the absolute conclusion about Saddam Hussein's denial, deception, his absolute lack of willingness to show any sign of a disarmament motive in his mind".