Sentence examples for of these intelligence from inspiring English sources

"We should all look under the hood of these intelligence reports," he said.

In other words, the authors of these intelligence reports included the names, because the reports could not be understood without them.

It is only by participation of these intelligence authorities that we can get clarification on their surveillance programmes, especially in relation to their existence, scope, legality and proportionality.

"You have to have some office or authority that is not only very visible but also has the clout to make all of these intelligence agencies understand what is important, what is a priority, what has to be done,"' said Eleanor Hill, a former Pentagon inspector general who was staff director of the Congressional investigation.

"Any departure from this carefully crafted compromise will undoubtedly reduce support for it in the House and prolong the expiration of these intelligence tools, and I urge the Senate to pass the USA Freedom Act as is and without any further delay," Schiff said on Monday.

Then, focusing in particular on the importance of these intelligence indicators' weights, this paper proposes a dynamic multi-strategic weighting method to facilitate the evaluation of intelligent residential communities.

General Purpose of this research is to identify dominant intelligence areas of students according to Multiple Intelligences Theory, and to look for the elements that may have impact on distribution of students to these intelligence areas.

But, the N.S.A. study found, "because of the sometimes tardy exploitation of these messages, intelligence officers in the Army and Navy knew only parts of the complete program".

The home page of one of these "parental intelligence" firms, uKnow.com, states its role as: "Helping mom and dad understand their child's use of technology, and protect their safety, privacy and reputation".

You check all of these various intelligence sources and try to analyze the situation as best you can.

Just as one does with Shakespeare himself, one wonders whether all of this could be real, or whether the documentary is merely a fictionalized account of the work of these former intelligence officers.